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Description: In documentation, update remaining ISO-8859 to UTF-8
Index: grace-git/doc/Tutorial.html
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@@ -220,8 +220,8 @@ and the best thing to do is to experimen
 <P>For now, let's start by labelling the axes. Suppose these curves represent
 the number of tasks a processor runs as the function of the number of users.
 To make it more interesting, assume we are doing this in Quebec. That means
-we want to plot "Nombre de tches vs. nombre d'usagers". Note the importance
-of having the accent over the a in tches or we would end up plotting the number
+we want to plot "Nombre de tâches vs. nombre d'usagers". Note the importance
+of having the accent over the a in tâches or we would end up plotting the number
 of stains which is entirely another case. Bring up the Axes pop up, select
 the Y axis, and click in the space to enter the label string of the axis label.
 Start typing Nombre de t. At this point we need to enter a accented letter,