Hi! mark,   
      
   In a message to Björn Felten you wrote:   
      
    ml> FWIW: i've also just posted a question in the GOLDED echo to see if   
    ml> the chs file format has changed since 2005...   
      
   That post hasn't appeared in my version of the echo, yet.   
      
    ml> my thought is that if the format has not changed, then we could   
    ml> refresh our chs files from the GOLDED repository... for one thing,   
    ml> this should make more chs files available than the 8 standard and 5   
    ml> unicode ones that come with jamnntpd...   
      
   I changed my ~xlat files yesterday to use GoldEd's "866_850.chs".  Of course,   
   no one has yet attempted to post using CP866.  I've checked the *.chs files,   
   as you have no doubt also, and they seem compatible (even the TimEd ones too,   
   though the naming isn't).   
      
   I have found a .PDF version of some notes on JamNNTPd put together by Scott   
   Street, which makes mention of the apparent compatibility of the charset   
   translation tables.  I don't know where I picked it up from... oh, wait...   
   it's in an archive called JamNNTPd-1.2.3-Win32.zip (FREQ-able as JamNNTPd-1),   
   dated June last year.  I can't recall where I picked it up from... I've had a   
   sleep or two, since.  :)   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
   ... Just remember if the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off.   
   --- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox   
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