Hello List,
Sorry, it doesn't quite work at my end, that
is, after the message has been posted under
the group's "messages", the hooked o's are gone.
What however DOES work, is sending the html-code
as a text-message. The receiver can then take
the text-file that contains the html tags, and insert
it into Mozilla Composer into its <HTML>source layer.
Switching from there to the Composer's normal layer
(buttons for toggling between layers are at the bottom
of the Composer) one will see the hooked-o's.
Printing the hooked o's should then also work,
although I haven't tried it yet. Try it, it is FUN!
It means that we can finally use the hooked o's
in our Old Norse text samples!
The u n i c o d e for hooked-o is, as it turns out
given by : ǫ
Regards
Xigung
--- In norse_course xigung wrote:
> Here is the html code that Mozilla Composer generated
> in response to my putting 5 hooked o's into the wysiwyg
> editor:
>
> <html>
> <head>
> <meta http-equiv="content-type"
> content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
> <title></title>
> </head>
> <body>
> ǫǫǫǫǫ
> </body>
> </html>
>
>
> Apparently then, in order to get this to work, one has to
> html-enable one's email user agent. I'll try that presently.
> Here are the 5 hooked o's once again:
> ǫǫǫǫǫ
I see only numeric codes here.
But it ought to convert back to hooked o's in an html
environment, if surrounded by appropriate tags.
(head, body, etc)