Re: Signature-Miezekatze
From Michael Hermes <ic...@michaelhermes.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 1 May 2003 08:34 · View full thread
Christoph von Nathusius wrote: > >> Du k"onntest dem Ding ordentliche TeX-Umlaute beibringen. Damit >> k"onnen viele Newsreader die Umlaute n"amlich prima darstellen. > [..] > Ich benutze ja selber LaTeX und TeX, konnte aber nie verstehen, > wie man im Usenet "TeX-Umlaute" verwenden kann, wenn die > deutsche Schriftsprache ein normiertes, angemessenes Verfahren > anbietet. Man kann Umlaute auch einfach hinschreiben und richtig codieren lassen. Siehe auch http://www.taz.de/pt/2001/01/11/a0165.nf/text Punkt 13. Da hoffnungslos OT Fup2me -- In case of emergency, the only thing better than presence of mind, is absence of body.
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