Protected WLAN

[Joe Zeff]

On 05/17/2011 09:20 AM, JD wrote:
> Good question. You have to ask a computer
> geek who speaks that language :)
>
> But seriously, just about all languages have
> an alphabet and they use computer with the
> locale set to that alphbet. Probably some alphabets
> are coded in UTF8 and others in UTF16.
> So I am sure you can select a string from your
> native alphabet.
>

Actually, I was thinking of having them transliterated into the Roman 
alphabet.  One nice thing about that is that for some of the languages 
(e.g., Russian) there's more than one transliteration for some of the 
characters.