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Old April 3rd, 2006, 03:45 AM
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Default Internationalisation

I read most of Beginning Asp.Net 2.0 and it's really a great book!

However, there are a few areas that I haven't found covered - you should consider them for the upcoming C# equivalent.

One is internationalisation. When I've used DreamWeaver and other web editors, the Swedish letters have automatically been converted to html equivalents. However, in VWD Express that is not the case (regardless of which target browser/language I choose).

Why is this and what should I do about it? Is the .Net framework taking care of this automatically?

Best + thanks for the book,

Pettrer, Sweden

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