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-=> Quoting Sergey Sarayev to Simon Avery <=- SS> Hello Simon! SS> 06 Feb 00 21:27, Simon Avery wrote to Goran Eriksson: GE>> What multi-byte character sets are currently used in ftn GE>> messages? With multi-byte character sets I mean character sets GE>> where one character is encoded into more than one byte. SA> Cyrillic, Chinese and Hebrew AFAIK - and I've no idea of the SA> implementation of those, or even if they're true multi-byte or simply SA> extended codepages. SS> cyrillic - simply extended codepage. Ditto for Hebrew, and Arabic. And I've seen (but don't have docs for) similar things for Thai, Vietnamese, and several other Asian languages. --- FMailX 1.48a* Origin: Shadowshack (1:105/51) SEEN-BY: 201/0 200 209 300 329 400 407 411 505 600 203/600 204/450 700 205/0 SEEN-BY: 206/0 396/1 490/21 633/267 270 @PATH: 105/50 360 72 396/1 201/505 633/267 |
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