Abhidharmakosha in e-format

[Dan Lusthaus]

> That's true Dan, if you want to cut-and-paste from the webpage, but if 
> you simply download the html "source" files for each chapter from the 
> index page, you can get the data with having to modify your browser 
> settings.

yes, Paul, but if you save the html page after you've set your browser to 
read that page as utf-8 encoded, it should save that setting in the file, so 
that when you subsequently open the html file on your harddrive with your 
browser you won't have to fuss with the encoding settings any further; it 
will automatically open in properly readable format.

>It should be a simple matter to write a short  macro or Perl program to 
>extract just the Sanskrit, if desired.

If anyone feels adventurous, and is willing to share the results, please let 
the rest of us know!

best,
Dan