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  • Subject: ASCII & HTML
  • From: Peter Bunn <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 15:02:40 -0600

I found a simple little library on the web which I thought might help me
in what I'm trying...

It sets a string of (mostly Euro) ASCII characters and replaces them with
a list of permissible HTML text items.

But... devoid of any other manipulations, I'm getting rather unexpected
results... (see below).

I've never played with non-English keyboard characters before... what
hopelessly obvious item am I overlooking?

Thanks.

Peter B.

--

set char_string to "`@bBdDhHiIjJkKgGytTnNoOfF).&trade;#&'<>1w,0!?x+;$"

if "D" is in char_string then

display dialog "You Bet."

end if

set this_char to the offset of "D" in char_string

--> 0

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