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David Carlisle wrote: > > > But the default encoding for text/xml is ASCII: > yes but as I say they encoding can be specified in the headers if it > differs from that. the files served from the NAG site are ASCII (using > numeric references for non ascii characters) so no change from the > default is required. > I didn't suggest otherwise. I'm pointing out that your lack of XML Prolog is causing Opera to choose utf-8. It's a repeatable problem, and it is solvable (except doing so will put IE 6 into quirks mode). > > > Without the plugin you described, IE 6 is displaying a box on your > > link, where Opera shows a character. Since they're both on the same > > system, it looks to me like IE 6 is coming up ASCII and Opera is > > coming up Unicode, and you have exactly one Unicode character on > > that page that isn't ASCII. > > various symbols are referenced by character reference, whether they > display as the correct character or not relates to the default fonts > used rather than parsing. > But I'm looking at two browsers with the same font settings, on the same system, with the same fonts available. The only other explanation for the box relates to parsing. -Eric
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