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There are times when content just cries out for a suitable smiley.
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The site automatically supports smart quotes. It turns any quote marks into left or right quotes, according to the context. As in: “‘Smart quotes’ are cool,” he said. Sometimes, the default behaviour is not what you want: for example, ’90s needs a right quote. You can achieve this with a backtick mark`. It also turns -- into — (an em dash). Authors can enter left and right quote entities directly, if preferred. For readability, the following table displays the quotes against the letter O.
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table. It uses the http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/docbook/chapter/book/iso-lat2.html DocBook ISO-Latin-2 entities to represent long vowel characters.
See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. 12 June 2003, at 09:25 AM
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You can limit a search to a specific group by starting the search string with the group name followed by a /. Thus to:
The tertiary wiki has a number of features designed to help authors be more effective in communicating their messages.
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The site automatically supports smart quotes. It turns any quote marks into left or right quotes, according to the context. Sometimes, the default behaviour is not what you want: for example, ’90s needs a right quote. You can achieve this with a backtick mark`. It also turns -- into — (an em dash). to:
The site automatically supports smart quotes. It turns any quote marks into left or right quotes, according to the context. As in: “‘Smart quotes’ are cool,” he said. Sometimes, the default behaviour is not what you want: for example, ’90s needs a right quote. You can achieve this with a backtick mark`. It also turns -- into — (an em dash). 02 June 2003, at 11:26 AM
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You can also enter smart quotes if desired. However, one of the goals of wiki-style collaborative authoring is that an edit screen is readable to another author who may be changing your words. Smart quotes make displayed text look better, at the expense of reduced readability in the edit screen. As such, they are best avoided. to:
The site automatically supports smart quotes. It turns any quote marks into left or right quotes, according to the context. Sometimes, the default behaviour is not what you want: for example, ’90s needs a right quote. You can achieve this with a backtick mark`. It also turns -- into — (an em dash). Changed line 26 from:
For readability, the following table displays the quotes against the letter O. to:
Authors can enter left and right quote entities directly, if preferred. For readability, the following table displays the quotes against the letter O. 23 May 2003, at 12:53 PM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. Changed line 9 from:
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Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table. to:
Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table. It uses the http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/docbook/chapter/book/iso-lat2.html DocBook ISO-Latin-2 entities to represent long vowel characters. Changed lines 10-20 from:
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You can limit a search to a specific group by starting the search string with the group name followed by a /. Thus to:
You can limit a search to a specific group by starting the search string with the group name followed by a /. Thus 03 May 2003, at 12:41 PM
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See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. to:
See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. 02 May 2003, at 11:57 AM
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Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table: to:
Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table. Changed lines 23-24 from:
You can also enter smart quotes if desired. However, one of the goals of wiki-style collaborative authoring is that an edit screen is readable to another author who may be changing your words. Smart quotes make displayed text look better, at the expense of reduced readability in the edit screen. to:
You can also enter smart quotes if desired. However, one of the goals of wiki-style collaborative authoring is that an edit screen is readable to another author who may be changing your words. Smart quotes make displayed text look better, at the expense of reduced readability in the edit screen. As such, they are best avoided. 02 May 2003, at 11:50 AM
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Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. to:
Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. Changed lines 20-29 from:
See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. to:
See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. You can also enter smart quotes if desired. However, one of the goals of wiki-style collaborative authoring is that an edit screen is readable to another author who may be changing your words. Smart quotes make displayed text look better, at the expense of reduced readability in the edit screen.
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. 02 May 2003, at 10:27 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly “when” your browser is configured to use a UTF-9 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly when your browser is configured to use a UTF-8 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. 02 May 2003, at 10:26 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Note that macrons will display correctly “when” your browser is configured to use a UTF-9 character set, and the character set is available on your computer. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. 02 May 2003, at 10:15 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the Unicode UTF-8 standard. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the http://www.unicode.org Unicode UTF-8 standard. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. Changed line 18 from:
For more information, see http://www.dream-it.co.nz. to:
See http://www.dream-it.co.nz for more information. 02 May 2003, at 10:13 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori, using the Unicode UTF-8 standard. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. 02 May 2003, at 10:11 AM
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Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS, can create macrons using the following table: to:
Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS can create macrons using the following table: 02 May 2003, at 10:06 AM
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Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS, can create macrons using the following table. to:
Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS, can create macrons using the following table: 02 May 2003, at 10:05 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly, Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS, see http://www.dream-it.co.nz. Authors can also create macrons using the following table. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. to:
The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. Added line 5:
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For more information, see http://www.dream-it.co.nz. 02 May 2003, at 10:00 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo Māori. Authors using Mac OS X v10.2 or above can use the Hawaiian keyboard to enter macron vowels directly, Authors using Windows or older versions of Mac OS, see http://www.dream-it.co.nz. Authors can also create macrons using the following table. At the moment, macrons in page titles are not supported. 02 May 2003, at 09:52 AM
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo MŌori. to:
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo MŌori.
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The site supports vowels with macrons, as used in te reo MĀori. 02 May 2003, at 09:46 AM
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You can limit a search to a specific group by starting the search string with the group name followed by a /. Thus 01 May 2003, at 03:27 PM
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Describe Special Features here. to:
There are times when content just cries out for a suitable smiley.
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