> > Using "html entities" make sure the correct character is
> > represented whatever the character set or character code is used by
> > the browser.
> That's correct, but the server maps the wrong HTML entities if it doesn't
run
> in a locale that uses CP 1252!
>
> For example:
> Currently char #162 is hard coded to represent the cent sign:
> HTML Entity: 'cent' , { #162 cent
}
>
> In windows-1251 however #162 maps to the small kyrillic letter U (short).
TextToHtmlText do not use the character code. It use the html entity. It is
the browser which replace the entity by the [hopefully] correct character.
In your example, char #162 is replaced by "¢" in the html output. This
represent the cnet character whatever the code page is. Or is it me who miss
something...
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