€ (was: link check)

Hi Terje, Tim, and Hugo...

thanks for your answers, now I'll know how to interpret
this kind of check result (and I even managed to create a
form doing this without further typing :-)

I hope you do like these problems, because here's my next
observation, now it's the XHTML-transitional-validator: 

Trying to find a workaround for € and ƒ with
my (very) old browser I now abuse € and ƒ and
an explicit charset (instead of documenting the abuse).

The XHTML-check doesn't comment this practice.  Later I
needed the same hack in another document, but a bug in
my script generated a DOS-EOF character at the end (hex.
1A, remember ? :-)  Of course the validator does not
accept this... but it also complains about the 2nd of 2
€ and the 1st of 2 ƒ !?!

After removing the EOF-nonsense: *No errors found.  So
a single character can have strange side effects in
other parts of the checked document... intentionally ?

		Bye, Frank