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Andy Member
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I hope this is the right forum in which to ask a question about Kaboom. It looks a really good utility. I have tried it out, but I cannot work out if it does the conversion I would like to do. If it does I have not found it yet! I would like to convert several html files containing Greek (ancient) words from utf-8 format into the corresponding html code numbers (not sure what the exact correct terminology is here). The files also contain standard ascii characters which should remain unaltered - a, b, c, d etc! The Greek letters are many and varioius with the full range of ancient Greek accents, breathings etc. For example I want to convert the Greek word κρίσεως to κρίσεως I can do this for individual files slowly with Frontpage by changing the character set encoding, but I would value being able to do it swiftly with several files all at once! Any feedback welcome. Thanks - Andy
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator 
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Hi Andy, these κρίσεως are called Numeric Character References (NCR). Kaboom supports these only to scramble strings in a way that standard harvesters do not grab email addresses from websites. You find these in the Clipboard Converter - Internet Encoders - Anti Harvest. But this is only working for strings in the clipboard. The reason is, that in CER (Character Entity References) should be used whenever possible. If you use this filter (also available in the multi-converter) you will get κρίσεως from your string. As you can see, there are NCR in it when there is no CER defined. Hope this helps Markus
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