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Originally posted by Choli

yes, it's the browser who interprets that. The META HTTP-EQUIV tag is sent inside the page and it's up to the browser care about it. However there may be a way that php can tell apache to send a special header with the same pourpose. In that case you won't see it in the code of the page

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Yep there is, just use this Header output:
header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=Blahblahblah");

However I suspect that Meta tag overrides this header when interpreted by the browser.