Hello Robert!

*** 19.09.2003 at 07:48, Robert Bashe wrote to Peter Karlsson:

 PK>> Writing Swedish is impossible without the characters.

 RB> Transliterate. That's what I've done when writing German for the
 RB> last ten years. Since I've set up GoldED to do that automatically,
 RB> I can't even write an Umlaut here to demonstrate.

I don't bet there is the big difference between swedish, danish and german
in special native charecters. But mine timEd at Linux works very greate
with the native charecters.. I did compile my maps with the Golded .chs
files, and it just works :)

I can zip it and put it on my BBS so it can be frequested by BinkD / ISDN.

 RB>>> I fought this one with GoldED for nearly three months before I
 RB>>> finally gave up.

 PK>> GoldEd works just fine. I had a perfectly working copy of timEd for
 PK>> OS/2 running earlier, I might try to transfer its configuration.

 RB> If things work for you, for God's sake don't change anything. To
 RB> this day, I have no idea why a given configuration works perfectly
 RB> with one person and gives the problems you described with another.

If it works, don't fix it! (ARGHH!).

Regards,
        Bo

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