Re: Quick encoding question

On Tue, 29 Nov 2005, Stan Brown wrote:

> Netscape 4 _did_ interpret some big-number references correctly with
> an ISO-8859-1 declaration: – and — (en dash and em dash),
> for instance.(*) I can't remember the others, but I remember it was
> quite a small subset of the WGL4 set.

cp1252 for the Windows version of Netscape 4.x.

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