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            Hi,

    And first of all, thanks for all what you do for poor people like
me   :-)

    I think that you know that already : there is a problem for reading
some symbols in the tutorial doc of
postgresql-6.5.1.

    For instance, on the page .../postgresql-6.5.1/tutorial/x401.htm, I
do not obtain the mathematical
symbol "belongs to" (or "is an element of"), but &isin; , like a special
html encoded letter.

    Thanks again for the doc,

            Matthieu.