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   From: Hanekam Punkinga    
   Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.ubuntu   
   Subject: Re: Kunbuntu and diacritics   
   Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2007 00:18:30 +0100   
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   Eddy    
      
   > Install the most common (or all) Windows (TTF or not) fonts?   
      
   Let me clarify the problem. I transferred a bunch of html, txt, rtf   
   and doc files via a usb memory stick from a Windows pc to Linux   
   (Kubuntu = Debian) pc. Currently I am working with the html files, but   
   they are a mess in the Linux html editors I tried (Quanta, Kate), no   
   diacritics are shown at all, but weird symbols instead, so I am forced   
   to use Windows.   
      
   Hanekam Punkinga   
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