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Windows NT's first release was 3.1 from 1993. Windows 2000 (which was really NT 5.0) was released in 2000. I was fully able to write both Gödel and Poincaré w
by peterfirefly 12y ago
Windows NT's first release was 3.1 from 1993. Windows 2000 (which was really NT 5.0) was released in 2000.
I was fully able to write both Gödel and Poincaré with both 8859-1 and HTML entities and in both WordPerfect and Word back in the 90's (the current version of the page is generated by Microsoft Word 10).
The problem is not unicode but the fact that it was written by an American/someone who is rather sloppy with names. For example, he writes "Paul Von Hindenberg" when he means "Paul von Hindenburg". Things like that are trivial to get right unless one actually doesn't care.