Dreamweaver, by default, supplies the filename ResultsReport.xml.
6. To view a listing of the results in your primary browser, choose Browse Report.
Use Browse Report and then print the file from your browser as a quick way to get a hard copy
of the validation results.
Inserting Symbols and Special Characters
When working with Dreamweaver, you??™re usually entering text directly from your keyboard, one keystroke at
a time, with each keystroke representing a letter, number, or other keyboard character. Some situations, however,
require special letters that have diacritics or common symbols, such as the copyright symbol, which are
outside of the regular, standard character set represented on your keyboard. HTML enables you to insert a
full range of such character entities through two systems. The more familiar special characters have been
assigned a mnemonic code name to make them easy to remember; these are called named characters. Less
typical characters must be inserted by entering a numeric code; these are known as decimal characters. For
the sake of completeness, named characters also have a corresponding decimal character code.
Both named and decimal character codes begin with an ampersand (&) symbol and end with a semicolon
(;). For example, the HTML code for an ampersand symbol is
&
Its decimal character equivalent is
&
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If, during the browser-testing phase of creating your Web page, you suddenly see an HTML
code onscreen rather than a symbol, double-check your HTML.
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