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|    Robert Bashe to steven leeman    |
|    High ASCII Characters    |
|    13 Aug 11 08:24:48    |
      steven leeman wrote to All on Friday August 12 2011 at 10:00:              sl> I'm using Golded-NSF/LNX 1.1.5b20110620 (but it's probably in my       sl> kludges as well).. and I have issues seeing "high ascii" or       sl> "accent"-related letters?              -) Sorry about the smiley, but you remind me of my own desperate cries for       help many years back, when I also tried to set up a fidomail reader system       under Linux.              The problem you describe is basically due to the fact that both the console       GoldED is running in AND GoldED have character tables, and they often don't       agree.              I worked for around 3 months one time trying to get Golded Lnx to display at       least all the German umlauts and the esszet properly, and never managed to       achieve that.              I had no problems with MsgED on that score, but the program was simply too       primitive for my taste.              The problems with GoldED are also, unfortunately, dependent on the system. I       had horrible problems with display of high-ASCII characters, whereas other       people with nominally the same system claimed they had no problems whatever.       Together with them, I tried to find what was causing the difference, but was       unsuccessful. I finally gave up and am now using the Windows version of GoldED       running via a network to my messagebase.              Even nowadays, I still occasionally read about such problems in the German       echos, so I guess there isn't any "sure fire" solution even now.              The only thing I can recommend is playing around with the console and GoldED       character sets to try and match them as much as possible. Take a look at MsgED       if you want, as it gave me no problems with display of high-ASCII characters.              I wish I could give you more help, but my efforts were many years ago and I've       forgotten most of what I did then.              Cheers, Bob              --- GoldED+/W32 1.1.5-0613        * Origin: Jabberwocky System - 02363-56073 ISDN/V34 (2:2448/44)    |
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