Using unicode or MBCS characters in forms

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• Subject: Using unicode or MBCS characters in forms
• From: Jake Harris <JMHX.DSKPO33C@dskbgw1.itg.ti.com>
• Date: Thu, 20 Jun 96 10:18:08 CDT
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Is it possible to post (for example) Kanji characters using
an HTML form?  Can you use cgi/wincgi/nsapi/isapi scripts to
read this localized input?

What software would you recommend for web transactions that
contain unicode or MBCS data?

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Jake

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• Re: Using unicode or MBCS characters in forms
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