1 Charles Muller joined the Unicopde List at Sept. 3rd:
> subscribe Charles Muller
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2 He then placed a crucial question "HTML anchors in UTF-8":
> I recently converted my HTML-based Web dictionaries into UTF-8 in order
> to have greater multilingual functionality, but I now have a problem.
> Many of the terms in my dictionaries are linked by HTTP anchors (#).
> These work fine on my local machine in NT4.0 and Win95, but cease to be
> operative after I upload the material on to the Unix server. This has
> forced me to reinstall the old JIS versions of my dictionaries for the
> time being.
> Has anyone heard of this bug, or know a way around it?
> TIA
> Charles Muller
> Toyo Gakuen University
> Resources for East Asian Language and Thought
> www.human.toyogakuen-u.ac.jp/~acmuller
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3 He left Unicode List unanswered at Sept. 9th:
> unsubscribe acmuller@human.toyogakuen-u.ac.jp unicode
What's this list for, if not helping with UTF-8 problems.
As non-programmer too, I can feel with Chuck Muller and others.
The list's splendid ISOlation surely is not promoting UTF-8 -
so is there some other place to go for Chuck and me or else?
Sorry for trouble
Herbert Elbrecht
elbrecht@csi.com
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