Re: Unicode on a website

[Doug Ewell]

David Starner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> There's no confusion. If the content tag is going to be read without
> outside knowledge of the encoding form, then it's got to be in ASCII,
> and since it's got to be in SCSU, too, it has to be in that common
> subset - i.e. CR/LF/HT and printable ASCII.

Well, that's certainly true -- the Content-Type tag does have to be in
straight ASCII.  I thought you meant that SCSU itself was straight
ASCII, which is only true in the trivial case.

-Doug Ewell
 Fullerton, California