463 is my bug report, but I dont know what I can post solution. | Odesílatel: Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> | Maybe a missing "locale" startup option for Zope. | Run "python z2.py -help". Watch out for the "-L" option. Thats working: In z2.py set LOCALE_ID="cz" for ISO-8859-2. I dont know scandinavian charset (iso-8859-1?), but you should be inspired with linux/unix locales. Eg., for czech lang is locale cs_CZ, but under Win32 it is CZ only. I have Zope on Win32. These documents at zope website should help you (I have saved locally, dont have URL): How to use non-ascii charactersets together with Strucutured Text HowToDoI18nAndL10nForZope3 of ComponentArchitecture InstallLocale of SkinnableAndLocalizableObjects SkinnableAndLocalizableObjects - InstallLocale SkinnableAndLocalizableObjects Tips for multilingual websites, using DTML and Localizer ZCatalogs with Umlauts zopectl documentation Bug 463 is reported by me, but I dont know to report solution. Regards J. Lukesh ---------- Odesílatel: Heimo Laukkanen <huima@fountainpark.org> I'm using Zope 2.5.1 and CMF 1.3b2 and noticed that while using scandinavian characters ä and ö ( if you don't see it is a and o with dots on top of them ) there was problems for example in creating links. "Tutoriaalit löydät":http://the_url Would be rendered as it is written. There seems to be other same kind of bugs: http://collector.zope.org/Zope/463 http://collector.zope.org/Zope/461