If a special character
in your Web presentation does not resolve in the browser, that character
might need to be changed to a character entity in the source file
or in the SAS program. A character entity is a standardized string
of characters that represents a special character. The browser recognizes
the string and replaces it with the special character when it is formatting
the display. One common character entity is > . This entity
represents the greater-than symbol (<).
Lists of standard character
entities are provided in HTML reference books and in HTML references
on the Worldwide Web.
For presentations that
run in the Constellation and Treeview applets, the macros DS2CONST
and DS2TREE enable the ENCODE argument, which you can use to automatically
replace or not replace angle brackets (“<” and “>”)
in TITLE and FOOTNOTE statements.