Re: [WebDNA] Character encoding / entity database?

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2009


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 103471
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texte = Kenneth Grome wrote: > Does anyone have a db with the %#xxx values in one field and the=20 > matching keyboard characters in the other field? I want to do these=20 > conversions but I haven't found an existing db online yet. Thanks. You mean something like this but without the html &xxx; codes? Sorry but = no. (Hope all those special characters survive in the email. If they don't=20 and somebody want a copy of the table, contact me and I'll send it as a=20 text file attachment) Frank <#60< >#62> &#38& >#62> #160  =86#134 =87#135 ^#136 =89#137 S?#138 =8C#140 =99#153 s?#154 =9C#156 =9F#159 =A1#161 =A2#162 =A3#163 =80#164 =A5#165 =A7#167 =A8#168 =A9#169© a#170 =AB#171 =AC#172 =96#173­ =AE#174® =97#175 =B0#176 =B1#177 2#178 3#179 =B4#180 =B5#181 =B6#182 =B7#183 ,#184 1#185 ?#186 =BB#187 1/4#188 1/2#189 3/4#190 =BF#191 =C0#192À =C1#193Á =C2#194Â =C3#195Ã =C4#196Ä =C5#197Å =C6#198&Aelig; =C7#199Ç =C8#200È =C9#201É =CA#202Ê =CB#203Ë =CC#204Ì =CD#205Í =CE#206Î =CF#207Ï -D#208Ð =D1#209Ñ =D2#210Ò =D3#211Ó =D4#212Ô =D5#213Õ =D6#214Ö x#215 =D8#216Ø =D9#217Ù =DA#218Ú =DB#219Û =DC#220Ü y=B4#221Ý l>#222Þ =DF#223ß =E0#224à =E1#225á =E2#226â =E3#227ã =E4#228ä =E5#229å =E6#230æ =E7#231ç =E8#232è =E9#233é =EA#234è =EB#235ë =EC#236ì =ED#237í =EE#238î =EF#239ï ?#240ð =F1#241ñ =F2#242ò =F3#243ó =F4#244ô =F5#245õ =F6#246ö =F7#247 =F8#248ø =F9#249ù =FA#250ú =FB#251û =FC#252ü y=B4#253ý l>#254þ =FF#255ÿ Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: [WebDNA] Character encoding / entity database? (Stuart Tremain 2009)
  2. Re: [WebDNA] Character encoding / entity database? (Frank Nordberg 2009)
  3. [WebDNA] Character encoding / entity database? (Kenneth Grome 2009)
Kenneth Grome wrote: > Does anyone have a db with the %#xxx values in one field and the=20 > matching keyboard characters in the other field? I want to do these=20 > conversions but I haven't found an existing db online yet. Thanks. You mean something like this but without the html &xxx; codes? Sorry but = no. (Hope all those special characters survive in the email. If they don't=20 and somebody want a copy of the table, contact me and I'll send it as a=20 text file attachment) Frank <#60< >#62> &#38& >#62> #160  =86#134 =87#135 ^#136 =89#137 S?#138 =8C#140 =99#153 s?#154 =9C#156 =9F#159 =A1#161 =A2#162 =A3#163 =80#164 =A5#165 =A7#167 =A8#168 =A9#169© a#170 =AB#171 =AC#172 =96#173­ =AE#174® =97#175 =B0#176 =B1#177 2#178 3#179 =B4#180 =B5#181 =B6#182 =B7#183 ,#184 1#185 ?#186 =BB#187 1/4#188 1/2#189 3/4#190 =BF#191 =C0#192À =C1#193Á =C2#194Â =C3#195Ã =C4#196Ä =C5#197Å =C6#198&Aelig; =C7#199Ç =C8#200È =C9#201É =CA#202Ê =CB#203Ë =CC#204Ì =CD#205Í =CE#206Î =CF#207Ï -D#208Ð =D1#209Ñ =D2#210Ò =D3#211Ó =D4#212Ô =D5#213Õ =D6#214Ö x#215 =D8#216Ø =D9#217Ù =DA#218Ú =DB#219Û =DC#220Ü y=B4#221Ý l>#222Þ =DF#223ß =E0#224à =E1#225á =E2#226â =E3#227ã =E4#228ä =E5#229å =E6#230æ =E7#231ç =E8#232è =E9#233é =EA#234è =EB#235ë =EC#236ì =ED#237í =EE#238î =EF#239ï ?#240ð =F1#241ñ =F2#242ò =F3#243ó =F4#244ô =F5#245õ =F6#246ö =F7#247 =F8#248ø =F9#249ù =FA#250ú =FB#251û =FC#252ü y=B4#253ý l>#254þ =FF#255ÿ Frank Nordberg

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