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ISO 8859 1 Latin 1 and Unicode characters in ampersand entities
Description ----- ___________ Ā Ā Latin Capital letter A With Macron (Capital A Macron) ā ā Latin Small letter A With Macron (Small A Macron) Ă Ă Latin Capital letter A With Breve (Capital A Breve) ă ă Latin Small letter A With Breve (Small A Breve) Ą Ą Latin Capital letter A With Ogonek (Capital A Ogonek) ą ą Latin Small letter A With Ogonek (Small A Ogonek) Ć Ć Latin Capital letter C With Acute...
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Unicode bloopers! Keep it off the visible web page!
If you haven't seen it here’s an “example” for everyone's mutual annoyance! Some sites are using unicode characters for periods and question marks. Unicode can be useful in web pages when the @ symbol displayed unicode equivalent of @ is posted to a web page to stop the spambot harvesting software from gathering useful email addresses from web pages.
http://www.website101.com/HTML/unicode.html [cache]

MD ColdFusion User's Group
<CFINDEX COLLECTION="Customer_Database" ACTION="UPDATE" TYPE="CUSTOM" BODY="first_name, last_name, address1, address2, city, state, country, email" KEY="Customer_ID" TITLE="last_name" QUERY="get_all_customers"> When indexing a database, the TYPE= field is ALWAYS custom.
http://www.cfug-md.org/articles/verityvsslicedbread_final_draft.cfm [cache]