>>> I wish I knew the characters you were talking about! My newsreader can't
>>> cope!!
>>
>> ok, I was talking about "o" with two dots above it and "a" with two dots
>> above it :)
>> Both very much used in my native language :)
>>
>> Tanel.
>
> I could've sworn o-umlaut and a-umlaut were double-byte in UTF8. But as
> they're your natives and not mine, I'll bow to your superior knowledge on
> the matter!!
Everything out of ASCII is at least double byte in UTF-8 - most of the
additional latin letters, cyrillics, and many others take up two bytes in
UTF-8.
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Дамјан (jabberID:damjan_at_bagra.net.mk)
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Received on Mon Sep 22 2003 - 13:43:21 CDT
