It usually works. But you can not guarantee that it will work every time. When it doesn't work, the user can refresh the page, and hopefully the path will not go though an old routing computer the second time.

It will become a big problem if a selling transaction is disrupted by an old routing computer. With a missing packet, a business transaction may not look the same on both ends, to the point where the ordered merchandise is different or the money amounts are different.

This happened to me a few weeks ago. i was filling out a required government form online, and a packet was lost. This caused several of the questions and text boxes to be missing, and one text box to be paired with the wrong question. I filled it out as I saw it, and then had to go into the government office when they emailed me about the crazy answers.

Why didn't their page follow the ASCII filenames? They have an omega in their name.

Government department, nuff said, in government mediocre is up

I suggested you, please type your text in msword with unicode fonts in kannada language. Then place your text in HTML code in notepade. It is working every browsers. for more detail use this url : http://web.nickshanks.com/fonts/kannada/

Hi All,

Thanks for all your help. Sorry for late reply. I rectified this problem. I used Baraha software, by this i converted Kannada font to Unicode.

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Best regards,
Vinith

Is the software baraha available for free ?

Yes
http://www.baraha.com/

Now some RTE also coming with these features.