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Chapter 9. Internationalization

XML was built from the ground up to support information in many different languages. While you and your application may not understand markup and content in foreign languages, XML makes certain that XML-compliant tools let more of the world work in and share information created in whatever language they want.



    		Chapter 1. Introduction
    		Chapter 2. Markup and Core Concepts
    		Chapter 3. Modeling Information
    		Chapter 4. Quality Control with Schemas
    		Chapter 5. Presentation Part I: CSS
    		Chapter 6. XPath and XPointer
    		Chapter 7. Transformation with XSLT
    		Chapter 8. Presentation Part II: XSL-FO
    		Chapter 9. Internationalization
    		9.1 Character Encodings
    		9.2 MIME and Media Types
    		9.3 Specifying Human Languages
    		Chapter 10. Programming
    		Appendix A. Resources
    		Appendix B. A Taxonomy of Standards
    		Glossary