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|    Michiel van der Vlist to Golded team    |
|    Feature (disable) request    |
|    04 Oct 16 13:30:20    |
      Hello Golded team,              This may only apply to the Windows versions...                     When running Golded it does not use the active code page as set by the CHCP       command, but it uses the default code page that is active when the system is       booted up. In my case code page 850. If there is a way to run it using another       code page, I have not found it.              This "feature" makes it difficult to write messages that use other characters       than those present in the default character set. In my particular case it is       difficult to write messages in Cyrillic. There is the possibility of using an       external editor, but this is cumbersome and normal text editors are based on       text written in lines separated by EOL markers. They can't deal very well with       the concept of "paragraphs" separated by CR, as used in Fidonet messages. Also       the external editor can only be invoked when writing messages, not when just       reading them.              I therefore request that this "feature" is disabled. Preferably configurable       for backward compatibility.              USEACTIVECODEPAGE Yes/No (default No)                     Even more nice would be if the active code page could be set per group:                     GROUP CYRILLIC        CHCP 866        member R50.SYSOP        member R46.SYSOP        member ru.binkd        XLATIMPORT CP866        XLATLOCALSET CP866       ENDGROUP              It would make writing in the language of my eastern friends so much easier if       there was an easy way to let Golded do CP866 on my system. And maybe the other       way around as wel.                     Cheers, Michiel                     ---        * Origin: Blijf Tønijn (2:280/5555)    |
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