Re: Thorny one - representing greek letters and formulae in an english page

> 3) use a <SPAN> with locale change to greek
> 
> don't know if this would work, possibly more correct.  not sure about =
> how most browsers will receive it.

This should have no affect whatsoever on the interpretation of the
characters.  m is m even when the language is Greek.  In fact, for
maths, it could make things worse by implementing Greek specific
layout rules.

I would say you would be reasonably safe to use the entities, especially
as there are named entities that may work even if the browser isn't
Unicode aware.

> Content-Type: text/html;

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