>Switch IE5.5 to Unicode and it'll look okay

Is this actually a valid option when you have no control over the end-users' 
browser settings - but you need them to see the spaces (or NOT see the A 
character thingie?

Maybe it's just me but I still find the FAQ on white space in HTML a bit 
confusing to say the least. Like I said, maybe it's just me, but I've been 
going over it these last days trying to figure out what I need to do to get a 
reliable solution for generating HTML white space (i.e. without having to tell 
your users: "Nevermind the A's all over the shop, that's just some Unicode 
white spacing, go to View, Encoding, Unicode - and blabla..."


Armin


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