Lachlan Hunt wrote: > You should change that to UTF-8 (as long as the document is > actually encoded in UTF-8, not Windows-1252, or at least only > uses the common US-ASCII subset.) That depends on the 'raw' characters used, simply switching to UTF-8 from windows-1252 won't work directly for 0x80 (Euro) up to 0x9F (Yuml). But the mentioned sitemap doesn't need this, it could also use us-ascii or iso-8859-1 (Latin-1) instead of windows-1252 if that's some backwards compatibility issue. The page uses one 0x0B (VT) and a 0x00 (NUL), that's odd - I'm too lazy to check if it's allowed in (X)HTML, the validator would say so if it isn't. Bye, FrankReceived on Tuesday, 4 October 2005 13:16:31 GMT
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