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Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: Latin-2 character entities in html
| / Colin Paul Adams <colin@colina.demon.co.uk> was heard to say: | | I have a document that makes use of two Latin-2 character entities: | | | | ō ū | | | | When I process the document (using DocBook 3.1, dsssl, as distributed | | with RedHat 6.2), the postscript or pdf versions look fine. But the | | html version shows these characters as a ?, even if I change Netscape | | to use the Latin-2 character encoding (I also tried the Unicode 2.0 | | encoding). | | | | Is there something I can do about this? | | I don't think so. If you turn them into numeric character | references, does that work? (I mean, try it by hand and see if | the browser does the right thing; if so, you can probably get | that effect.) If the substitution is acceptable for your context, you can use ô and û (circumflex rather than macron) - at least this works with IE. regards, Terry
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