- From: Jose Fernando Tepedino Martins <jftm@di.ufpe.br>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jun 95 18:10:26 EST
- To: www-talk@www10.w3.org
Hi, I am very new to this list. Sorry if this is a FAQ (could someone please tell me where it can be obtained)? I've been using for a long time files with characters with accents (ISO 8859 standard) in most of my editing works (vi, textedit, latex). One thing that intrigues me is the Latin-1 representation in HTML documents, as: "á" for small a acute letter. I know that this representation is more adequate than the accented character since it uses only characters within 7-bit representation. I have now a lot of documents with accented characters, and I love them, because they make the text much more readable than using any other codification. I've been wondering if I really should run a transformation program for each HTML file I write before putting it in the WWW Server public area. What I mean is: -> Is there a way to associate a filter to the WWW Server in order that it reads the HTML documents with 8-bit characters (with accented characters) and send a 7-bit (as é...) equivalent codification? Any hint would be greatly appreciated. Thank in advance, Fernando. ---------------------------------------- | Jose Fernando Tepedino | | e-mail: jftm@di.ufpe.br | | www: http://www.di.ufpe.br/~jftm | | Departamento de Informatica | | Universidade Federal de Pernambuco | | 50740-540 Recife Brasil | ----------------------------------------
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