-> On 30 Mar 03  10:32:10, mark lewis got back to Danny Ceppa 

 DC> For some reason, it appeared that it was fudged far more than
 DC> normal.

 ml> it wasn't fudged, reallly... what was seen was the HTML decimal number
 ml> of the charater... the same thing that one would use when creating a
 ml> webpage and one wants to ensure that all character sets accurately
 ml> display the character in whatever character set the viewer is using in
 ml> their setup... 

Well, I am more DOS based!  Anyhow, I have seen strange characters 
from HTML get imported into DOS OLRs.  

 DC> Just for a test, how does this come through to you:   ”
 DC> It should work, as it is ASCII 

 ml> it comes thru just fine... however, others may see something else or
 ml> nothing at all, depending on whether they have proper
 ml> codepage/character set translations and/or some system strips the high
 ml> bit off or even strips the entire character... 

I know that there's some characters that liked to mess 
with my printer!  

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