please note that the xml spec has an "errata" list with 67 items that substantially
update the spec.
there, it now also recommends (though it does not force) for xml clients to recognize
u+feff for utf-8 (the bytes ef bb bf) and many other byte combinations.
there is a link to the errata at the
On Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Daniel Biddle wrote:
http://sina.sharif.ac.ir/~roozbeh/farsiweb/066B.png
Please configure your server to send PNG files as image/png, not
text/plain.
Sorry. It's fixed now.
I am designing a multilingual web site. I need to enter text in more than 70
languages. I don't know about the limitations I have nor the obstacles I
could meet. I noticed in the Unicode site that they are using a utf-8
charset in the page that contains different languages and 1252 in the
others.
I used to think this sort of posting was off-topic, but I see it so
often that I assume it's OK.
I have a friend whose 6-year-old son, Nicholas, has some Japanese
ancestry and there was recently a discussion about how his name would
be written in Japanese. I don't know Japanese (as you will
(thanks for including me on thee cc:line, I am flattered!)
UTF-8 is an acceptable alternative for text on from any code page (and it is
the really the only alternative for multilingual pages since design tools on
the Windows platform outside of notepad cannot handle UTF-16 or UTF-32).
The
From: "Munzir Taha" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
These so-called Arabic letters are no Arabic at all. I
have no time to follow these errors and try to correct
them, but hope one can do it.
Minzir,
These languages (Farsi, Pashto, Urdu, Punjabi, and others) do indeed use the
Arabic script, and since
At 2:33 PM -0800 7/14/00, Tex Texin wrote:
And do we know which locale we are debating the pronounciation of?
Michael is in Ireland, not sure where John hangs his hat.
Salt Lake City, where people go fishing in the cricks. We seem to
have a thing for short i's hereabouts.
--
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John H.
(answering the other question you were asking)
In FrontPage 2000 under Windows 2000 I
couldn't change the banner text to any language
but English (It seems as FrontPage dialog boxes
accepts nothing but the system language, what
can I do)? Although I am enabling Arabic but
it appears wrong
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