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Budapest Open Access Initiative, 2002

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HEVEA now renders symbols by using the so-called HTML “entites”. Modern browsers display those entities correctly most of the time. By contrast, previous versions of HEVEA were using a special (symbol) font and some configuration step of browser was needed. This configuration step is no longer needed.
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