Charles Angelich wrote in a message to Mark Lewis:

ml> my file 

RJT>>> I have *NO* idea whether the fault was in the Konqueror
RJT>>> browser or in Apache, though I suppose I could set up a
RJT>>> test and try IE from the w98 box. Weird stuff, anyhow... 

ml>>> as long as you remember that IE doesn't always follow the
ml>>> standards, it is one test, yes... 

RJT>> At this point it's about the only one I can think of,
RJT>> offhand. 

ml> i missed it before but the fault in rendering can't be in
ml> apache... all it does is serve up what's there... the fault
ml> in rendering has to be in the receiver application... lynx,
ml> konqueror, netscape mozilla, ie, crazybrowser, whatever... 

CA> I don't know the answers but I certainly do admire the
CA> questions. ;-) 



CA> (Seems many servers will reformat an included space in a
CA> filename to the '%20' you mentioned without user intervention)  

I'll bet if I went digging into the configs I could even find such a thing
already in there,  waiting for me to enable it...

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