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<H1>Frink Server Pages Charset Test</H1>
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This page tests how well your browser, my server, the Frink parser, Frink
output routines, and Frink Server Pages, support Unicode
characters. Frink Server Pages are, by default, set out with
charset=UTF-8, allowing for display of all Unicode characters. Your font
must also have glyphs for all characters, or your browser should know how
to fall back gracefully to find an appropriate font containing that glyph.
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All of these pieces must work correctly to display the below characters. I
find 100% correct results with <A
HREF="http://www.mozilla.org/">Mozilla</A>, Netscape 6+, <A
HREF="http://www.opera.com/">Opera</A>, Galeon, Phoenix, and poor results
(more than half of the characters displayed incorrectly) with Internet
Explorer 6, Netscape 4.x or earlier (which produces better results on
Linux), Konqueror, and Lynx (although even the old text-mode Lynx
surprisingly gives reasonable fallback results that are better than IE,
showing results like "Ang.", "Ohm", "\hbar", "oF" and so on, rather than
drawing an empty rectangle.)
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If you're using Mozilla, or Netscape 6+, or another modern browser that
allows you to select stylesheets, this page has several stylesheets you can
switch between to see how the characters are rendered in different fonts
and sizes. (In Netscape/Mozilla, this option is found on your menubar
under <EM>View | Use Style</EM>.)
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<TH>Name
<TH>Symbol
<TH>Value
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<TD>Pi
<TD>
\u03c0
<TD>
$pi
<TR>
<TD>Planck's constant
<TD>
\u210e
<TD>
${\u210e}
<TR>
<TD>
hbar, or Planck's constant / (2 π)
<TD>
\u210f
<TD>
${\u210f}
<TR>
<TD>microsecond
<TD>
\u00b5s
<TD>
${\u00b5s}
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The following table displays all known units that have extended characters.
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<TH>Symbol
<TH>Value