From OHRRPGCE-Wiki

Bob the Hamster The discussion page provides a way to comment about the article without actually changing the article. It is also a good place to ask for clarification if the article fails to answer your question. When you post on a talk page, it is a good idea to start your post with three tilde's ~~~ which will be automatically converted into your username.

Although, the way they do it on Wikipedia is to sign a post with 4 tildes at the end (~~~~) Mike C. 07:33, 6 April 2006 (PDT)

[edit] Bacon guy

Mike C. Whatever you may have tried to post that prompted your "change it back blah blah blah" was likely because of the spam filter, which disallows links from not-non-evil users.

[edit] Small problem...

Sorry for your time.... Why i can't see images on this resource? My Browser is: Opera. Thank you.

Bob the Hamster: I have no idea. Almost all the images here are PNG files, and everything I have read suggests that Opera has great support for PNG format.

Mike C.: Try clearing your cache. That always helps me (although I use a superior browser).

Can you see the background on the page (either before or after you clear the cache)? If you can, it's not for a lack of ability to display PNGs.

[edit] Unicode

Mike C.: The wiki uses UTF-8 encoding, so anything in that character set should work.

S'orlok Reaves: The official Myanmar character block is missing a whole bunch of useful characters, and various Burmese fonts (MyaZedi, Zawgyi-One) allocate the missing characters differently. Display of some Burmese segments (e.g., loe = လုိ့) are also messed up... the  ု and  ့ should not overlap.

Err... sorry about that. Just a big FYI; I only know of one Burmese OHR user, and he's perfectly happy reading English. Cheers!