Erik:
The fact that multilingual documents are rare can't be taken to
imply that nobody wants to create them. Rareness may be due
more to the difficulty in creating them, as others in this
thread have suggested. It's certainly an important issue for
our organisation. "If you build it, they will come."
Peter
From: <erik@netscape.com> AT Internet on 11/08/99 01:32 PM CST
Received on: 11/08/99
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Subject: Re: HTML forms and UTF-8
Michael Everson wrote:
>
> Ar 00:02 -0800 1999-11-08, scríobh Glen Perkins:
> >Thus saith Erik van der Poel <erik@netscape.com>:
> >>
> >> Multilingual content is rare. Glen, do you need
multilingual content?
>
> More people in the world are multilingual than not. Except in
North America.
Yes, there are many multilingual people. Multilingual documents
are rare. I.e. more than one language in a single document.
Erik
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