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Ralph Furmaniak <sugaku@sympatico.ca> writes:

> That almost goes without saying. I am, however, disappointed in what web browsers > do, IE does not respect infos and does strange stuff, and netscape 6.2 uses the

AFAIK, the i type is not documented in any spec. I wonder if Paul can point out any source (LaTeX?) of standards documents so that we can consider amending them to specify these things?