Hi! Nicholas,   
      
   On 02 Dec 12 20:49, you wrote to me:   
      
    NB> @TZUTC: 0000   
      
    NB> @MSGID: 1:154/10 50bc1473   
    NB> @REPLY: 3:640/384 044d262d   
    NB> @PID: GED+LNX 1.1.5-b20120229   
    NB> @TID: SBBSecho 2.20-Linux r1.216 Nov 22 2012 GCC 4.5.4   
      
    NB> @CHRS: LATIN-1 2   
      
    PQ>> It works!  You just need some weird characters to toy with now.   
      
    NB> Actually, it didn't work. The CHRS kludge showed up right, but Euro   
    NB> characters were still showing up as high ascii blocks. I think I may   
    NB> have a fix now though, definitely for incoming. As for myself trying   
    NB> to type an Alt-0128 for a Euro sign: ¶€   
      
   Yerk!  It doesn't look anything like it here.  Just a graphic vertical   
   double-bar border block with a single horizontal bar joiner, and a character   
   that looks like an uppercase "C" with some sort of pigs tail on the bottom.   
      
    NB> Not sure how it looks after it's exported, but it's a high ascii block   
    NB> with a ~, and when I hit enter after it, along came an @ sign after   
    NB> that. :)   
      
   Give it up and just use a "Euro" string like the rest of us.  :)   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
   ... Here I am!  Now what were your other two wishes?   
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