Ok, I meant Unicode as the character set...
> I suggest iso-8859-1 as the charset to use, because I'm Anglocentric
> and its probably the most commonly used an easiest to support charset
> out there.
iso-8859-1 is already being used. This thread started because someone's
name (or something) couldn't be encoded in it and appeared wrong on
everyone else's display.
UTF-8 would seem fairer.
-- Jamie
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