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   REPLYADDR ozznixon@gmail.com   
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   On 2019-03-10 01:05:44 +0000, Maurice Kinal -> Ozz Nixon said:   
      
   > Hey Ozz!   
   >   
   >   ON> Wikipedia's CP437 html uses invalid UTF-8 codes to represent the   
   >   ON> high-bit DOS character set.   
   >   
   > Here is something I slapped together on the commandline;   
   >   
   > Note that the utf8 codes are hex codes instead of the usual utf8 codes   
   > which I think makes it handier to match is what is seen in hex editors   
   > that DOS-think people enjoy using for such things.  To actually print   
   > the character to the screen on a capable terminal one only has to do   
   > something like this;   
   >   
   > It's a start.   
      
      
   Thanks, I have builtbasically the same. I do not use "C" unless I am porting   
   "C" back to Pascal. I also noticed (this editor, Unison for Mac) does time   
   wrong (per original subject topic)... ISO and RFC state not to use +0000,   
   should use "Z" to avoid RgeExpr errors.   
      
   Thanks again! Nice to note another person contributing answer(s) instead of   
   arguing to argue ;-)   
      
   Ozz   
      
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