Good afternoon, I've been debating left and right on the issue of HTML accented characters and if the equivalent ASCII code should be used to replace the actual accented characters or not -- most especially french accented characters (such as é, è, ê, etc...). I've had different opinions from various people, on using them or not and I need a concrete answer on the accessibility standpoint -- which is why I have contacted you. I tried finding the golden answer via your very large site, but could not pinpoint any specific details on the issue. Could you please enlighten my query so I can finally know which proper method to use. Please feel free to insert as many comments or details as you wish -- I really need a final answer to this great dilemma. Thank you. Greatly appreciated. Mark Bélanger Infographiste / Multimedia Designer Service d'infolangagerie / Technolinguistic Services Bureau de la traduction / Translation Bureau (819) 994-2243 | télécopieur / facsimile (819) 953-6432 Mark.Belanger@tpsgc.gc.ca / Mark.Belanger@pwgsc.gc.ca 975 boul. St-Joseph, Gatineau (Québec) K1A 0S5 975 St-Joseph Boulevard, Gatineau, Québec K1A 0S5 Travaux Publics et Services gouvernementaux Canada / Public Works and Government Services Canada Gouvernement du Canada / Government of CanadaReceived on Saturday, 24 June 2006 03:11:20 UTC
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