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Privet Michael!
May 29 10:28 03, Michael Haritonov wrote to Bo Simonsen:
BS>> Hmm.. You may only send codes in your messages?
BS>> BTW What is the point of avoid Carrige Returns in messages?
MH> I talk about soft-CR (ASCII 8Dh), not about CR (ASCII 0Dh). Some
MH> editors use soft-CRs for line reflow. The problem is that ASCII 0Dh
MH> is a Russian H (which is equivalent to latin N).
Ahh now i understand.. BTW couldn't you learn your russian collegaus to set
{at}CHARSET as CP866 and not IBMPC... IF it's CP866 my message reader
converts, if it's IBMPC it doesn't.
MH> So, when a Russian
MH> uses 0Dh in his message, the letter will be stripped by some old
MH> tossers/editors as a "soft-CR". If a Westerner uses a soft-CR, a
MH> Russian reader will see a lot of Russian letter H in the very first
MH> position of the every line, just like I see in Carol's messages :)
I understand :)
Regards,
Bo
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