Re: hyperlinks

>  Looks like your browser
> may be using an encoding in which 0xA0 doesn't map to a non-breaking
> space. 

The problem is rather that the browser doesn't know that those two bytes
are xA0 as it doesn't know that the file is utf-8 encoded. Which may be
a problem in the file or in the browser, depending on whether the file
does anything to say it's utf8 rather than latin1.

David

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