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From: David Brockus <dbrockus@cyberhall.com>
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Subject: kanji characters and HTML documents
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I am currenting running FreeBSD 2.0.5R and Apache 0.8.10.  I was 
wondering if there is anyway to support EUC, JIS, or Shift-JIS kanji 
encoding on a web page with my current OS and httpd.  I know I could put 
the kanji characters in images and use them, but I don't think that it is 
practical for what I need to do.  Is there any program for FreeBSD, even a 
different httpd, that supports kanji encoding in HTML documents?

David