UTF-8 compatible accented characters

Sometimes the simplest information is difficult to find. Today I was searching for the HTML entities for French characters. Fortunately, I found the following resource French Encoding and Language Tags from Penn State.

Here’s an example of the information available on the Teaching with Technology site:

	Lowercase Vowels
à	à (225)
â	â (226)
ä	ä (228)
è	è (232)
é	é (233)
ê	ê (234)
ë	ë (235)
î	î (238)
ï	ï (239)
ô	ô (244)
œ	œ (156)
ù	ù (250)
û	û (251)
ü	ü (252)
ÿ	ÿ (255)

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