Posted by Luigi Donatello Asero on 06/02/06 02:21

"Toby Inkster" <usenet200605@tobyinkster.co.uk> skrev i meddelandet
news:s76ok3-hnm.ln1@ophelia.g5n.co.uk...
> Alan J. Flavell wrote:
>
> > I just tried saving the BBC News Chinese front page in the two
> > encodings:
> > 81672 May 27 13:34 bbc-chinese-utf16.html
> > 43759 May 27 13:33 bbc-chinese-utf8.html
> >
> > In case that might be an unfair choice, I tried a Bank of China site:
> > 141476 May 27 13:43 boc-tw-utf16.html
> > 73144 May 27 13:44 boc-tw-utf8.html
>
> Though both of these are probably a bit more markup-heavy/content-light
> than I would care to write. On pages with a higher signal-to-noice ratio,
> you'll probably find UTF-16 fares better.



I have noticed that
www.baidu.com uses
charset=gb2312
(see
http://www.baidu.com/s?lm=0&si=&rn=10&ie=gb2312&ct=0&wd=Stonetech+Shanghai&pn=10&cl=3 )
and there are both Chinese and English character on that page.
I have saved several pages as php and php does not support Unicode, so far..
Besides, Windows XP let me write Chinese in Word Pad, so one solution might
be to buy a new ftp program which works on XP.
Which one would you recommend which is possible to pay by invoice in Sweden?
Or does PC-Linq work even as FTP program?
And by the way should I call the files in Chinese by any name with Chinese
characters or Latin characters??
www.baidu.com seems to be with Latin Characters.. and my domain names are
not with Chinese signs but are there any domains with Chinese characters?


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