ConclusionThere are several areas that this presentationdoes not cover. For example,
it is possible to use a non-Unicode savvy application such as Dreamweaver
4.0 for Mac (non-OS X) to create sophisticated Unicode web pages by pasting
Unicode text into the Dreamweaver document and manually specifying the
UTF-8 encoding. It will look like gobbledygook in Dreamweaver, but will
display correctly in a web browser that supports Unicode. (Also PDF) Introduction | Previous | Next
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