Mike Brown kindly supplied some JavaScript to determine the current and default encoding for Internet Explorer 4+. This gives some interesting results for default encoding: Mac IE 4.5 - utf-8 Mac IE 5 - utf-8 Win IE 5.01 - x-user-defined Win IE 5.01 SP1 - big5 Would anyone from Microsoft like to explain why a Chinese Traditional encoding has been made the default for an English version of IE 5? Alan Wood (Documentation Writer / Web Master) Context Limited (Electronic publishers of UK and EU legal and official documents) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.context.co.uk/ http://www.alanwood.net/ (Unicode, special characters, pesticide names)
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- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Antoine Leca
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Jonathan Rosenne
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- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Mike Brown
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Leon Spencer
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Antoine Leca
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Alan Wood
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- FW: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Chris Wendt
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Mike Brown
