On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, skark wrote: > <P>é</P> > > is covererted to > <p>é</p> That's the UTF-8 form of 'é'. You didn't say what options you used, but this is the expected behaviour with -utf8. To force 'é' to be encoded as 'é' use -ascii, and to get 'é' use -latin1. hope this helps, -- Daniel Biddle <deltab@osian.net>Received on Thursday, 3 August 2000 23:37:31 UTC
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