Romanian special characters:[ãÃ,âÂ,îÎ,ºª,þÞ] or
(if your browser can't deal with ISO-8859-2 charset).
Unicode (ro) ISO-10646 |
If you want to use the Unicode (UTF-8) charset, be aware that for older browsers you might have to set View->Encoding to UTF-8 or Central european.
1. First you need to tell the browser to use unicode. You do that by adding the meta line of code after the opening html tag:
2. In your HTML code you would use "&#NNN", where NNN is the number in the middle row in the above table. For reference the special chars were retrieved from these UNICODE charts:
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ISO-8859-2 |
0. If you can't see the ISO-8859-2 charset correctly, you could upgrade your browser to either the latest Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera, or Mozilla. Lynx 2.8x (although not supporting Javascript) seems to do at least a decent job at approximating those non-ASCII characters... 1. Add this "meta" tag right after your oppening "html" tag in order to tell the viewer/browser to use the proper charset: 2. º does not have a cedilla underneath but a comma (ISO-8859-2 has the Turkish version of "sh"). See Unicode for the correct glyphs. 3. Text examples using ISO-8859-2 Romanian characters:
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Control Panel->Keyboard |
->Language (95/98) | ->Add...->Romanian->OK |
->Input Locales (NT/XP/2000) |
Pronounciation guide - as close as I can describe it in plain English