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Line 91: :::: Interestingly, [[Lynx (browser)]] has an amazing transliteration engine in it. You can view all kinds of Unicode pages. It does a passable job of rendering Cyrillic and even IPA in Latin characters. I believe it supports straight Unicode too, I think, but I haven't been able to get mine configured right. ''—[[User:Mzajac \|Michael]] [[User talk:Mzajac \|Z.]] <small>2005-02-1 07:45 Z</small>'' :::::don't throw the information out with the POV. We need to stick to facts and we need to qualify those facts with version numbers. It doesn't help that IE is bloody unpridictable (ie i made at least one page that broke on IE for me but didn't for other people. == Editing Forms and Encoding ==

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