Re: Using character entities

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• From: Jorge Godoy <[email protected]>
• Date: 04 Aug 2000 11:50:00 -0300
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>>>>> "dcmerrill" == dcmerrill  <[email protected]> writes:

    dcmerrill> The International Keyboard HOWTO has _lots_ of
    dcmerrill> international characters, as you might imagine. Right
    dcmerrill> now, they are all embedded directly in the ASCII
    dcmerrill> text. Does this present any problems for publication?
    dcmerrill> Do I need to convert them all to official DocBook
    dcmerrill> entity references?

Hmmm... Are they valid iso-8859-1 characters? If so, you don't need to
convert them. If they aren't, to ensure that they appear correctly,
you should convert them. 

If you use Emacs, I think it can make this conversion automatically
for you based on a map.


See you,
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Publishing Department             Conectiva Inc.


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