In PC there are three non-unicode coding around. TW301, HOTSYS, and TP. those are hacks to the ASCII coding.

Jason's method is unicode compliant. 
If your brower and font are 100% unicode compliant then you 
should be able to read it correctly.
sometimes the font's coding for some rare character is wrong,
and sometimes the brower can't taking care the combining character
correctly.

pektiong


On Wed, 15 May 2002, Henry H. Tan-Tenn wrote:

> OaN 1-khoan kong-hoat:
> 
> Hian-chhu-si bo-lun iong siaN-mih su-jip-hoat chhu-li thoan-thong Han-ji,
> su-iong e encoding it-teng si BIG5 ah-si Unicode. M-koh na beh su-jip POJ,
> to *chi-chio* u HOTSYS kap TP 2-chiong.
> 
> --Hong-giau
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Henry H. Tan-Tenn" 
> To: "Taigu (Taiwanese Net)" 
> Cc: ; "Tan It-Kui(Aki)" 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 10:30 AM
> Subject: Re: [TGB] Jason cho e5 Mac OS X Peh-oe-ji Input Method.
> 
> 
> > Koh khah iau-kin e bunte:
> >
> > POJ e encoding standard tau-te u kui2-tho3? Na-si Mac, Windows kang-e
> > piau-chun, chhun--e kiam-chhai si ji-the kap choan-oaN e bun-te. M-koh
> > na-si bo-kang piau-chun toh khah ma-hoan a.
> >
> > --Hong-giau
> 
> 
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