Search Again: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? From: Johan Solve Date: Monday, June 5, 2000 Time: 12:34:40 am .nu domains are offering 8-bit domain names (domain names that=20 contain extended characters). While you can discuss the sanity of=20 this idea, I would like to know if QDNS supports extended characters=20 in domain names? >2. Multilingual Web Address(tm) services. > >You can now use European characters, and any other UNICODE >character set, for your .NU Web Address. This service does not >support use of European characters in your .NU Email address, >however. > >If you pre-registered for this service, you have already been >set up to use this unique service. If you would like to sign >up to be able to use Swedish, Danish, Dutch and any other >European alphabet in your Web Address, you can do it now at >http://www.nunames.nu/Local-Language.cfm for an annual fee of >US$70. This service includes all our InstantWeb(r) services, >including our new InstantWeb(r) Pages. You must have an active >ASCII (English alphabet) .NU domain name already registered in >order to use this service, however. --=20 Johan S=F6lve FileMaker and Lasso Systems Developer MONTANIA SYSTEM AB [FSA Member] http://www.montania.se mailto:johan@montania.se Halmstad Branch: Brogatan 16, S-30243 Halmstad phone +46 35-127205 fax +46 35-2802654 mobile +46 709-515570 Ronneby HQ: Soft Center , S-37225 Ronneby phone +46 457-386200 fax +46 457-26479

Messages In This Thread: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? by Johan Solve on Jun 5, 2000 at 12:34:40 am Re: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? by Men & Mice Support on Jun 5, 2000 at 11:39:23 am Re: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? by Johan Solve on Jun 5, 2000 at 1:31:18 pm Re: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? by Men & Mice Support on Jun 6, 2000 at 2:02:28 pm Re: Do 8-bit domains work with QDNS? by Johan Solve on Jun 6, 2000 at 11:52:53 pm