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> When I sit down at an editor, and wish to enter some character > which is not on my keyboard; wanting to present it such that it reads > on 'most' browsers in html, whats the sequence I must consider? > In principle, just write the Unicode value as a character reference, e.g. Λ for Greek capital lambda. The problem is it will only display correctly if (a) the user has an up-to-date browser (I can't give you exact details on what's supported in which version of what product), and (b) the user has a font installed that includes a glyph for the relevant character. If you want to display esoteric characters and have them work on every browser in the world, it's still necessary to use GIFs. Mike Kay XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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