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   Hej Holger!   
      
    HG> I was looking for the hyphen and citation characters and the   
    HG> euro sign.   
      
   The unicode for it is "U+20AC" which is a 24 bit character and thus will show   
   up as three hex characters in a hex editor; e2 82 ac   
      
   -={ ':read !echo -e "\u20ac is the same as \xe2\x82\xac"' starts }=-   
   € is the same as €   
   -={ ':read !echo -e "\u20ac is the same as \xe2\x82\xac"' ends }=-   
      
   Does that help?  I am not sure which 8 bit encoding has the euro sign other   
   than latin9 and there it is a4 which is dec 164.  It doesn't exist in either   
   cp437 or cp850.  Both the MS encodings cp1250 and cp1252 show it as dec 128.   
      
    HG> With decimal interpretation I get the citation mark as 218 128   
    HG> 157.   
      
   Converting e2 82 ac to decimal gives me 226 130 172.   
      
   Livet är gott,   
   Maurice   
      
   ... Gråt inte för mig jag har vi.   
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