Re: Prog
From Jan Weseler <geh...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 24 Jan 2001 23:33 · View full thread
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Harald J. Schulz produzierte folgendes: >>>Die �� macht mein Newsreader �brigens automatisch. >> >>Und was sollen diese K�stchen in deinem Textverarbeitungsprog >>darstellen? > >Typographische Anf�hrungszeichen, 84h und 93h. Weshalb der Agent das >nicht darstellt, wei� ich auch nicht, Zeichensatz war eigentlich >korrekt deklariert. Evtl. Schrift eingestllt, die >7bit nicht Latin-1- >kodiert ist (Fixedsys, System, MS Sans Serif, Courier etc.)? Der Agent kann das - nur der Marco nicht. ;) Gru�, Jan -- ,,~~__ ,-----------. ,-----------. _||_/[]|_ _ / Jan Weseler \ /gehenna.comes\ ,/#####JW|#|;;,| | | | | @gmx.de |TI "==O==O==O"====OO='~'==OO=====OO=='~'==OO=====OO=O=='
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