christopher lowery wrote:
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> Since imode is cHTML, a subset of HTML, you don't need a phone
> to see imode sites. You can use plain old IE or Netscape, though
> you'll want to change your document encoding to Shift-JIS.
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IE and Netscape let you change the character encoding, but the
document character set for HTML is always ISO 10646 (almost the
same thing as Unicode). (This means, for instance, that numeric
entities always refer to code points in ISO 10646.) For i-mode,
not only is the character encoding fixed as Shift-JIS, but the
way numeric entities are interpreted means that the effective
document character set is something weird based on that.
[ Did you check the archives? http://www.appelsiini.net/keitai-l/ ]
Received on Mon May 21 21:17:31 2001