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- Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2003 21:58:01 +0900
- From: "Botyanszki, Botond" <9915104t@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] UTF-8 for single-byte character sets
Sorry, I lost the headers. >> Meaning you can read and write French and Japanese in one and the >> same >> message, and when you reply it doesn't make entire lines disappear >> from >> the quoted section? > That I can't tell. I did say that it *understands* unicode, meaning > that an > e-mail written in unicode is displayed correctly. It can display email written in unicode because it converts unicode to the current locale (afaik). It can't display japanese and accented chars at the same time. I just tried 0.8.9claws31-1. Eg, the Nihongo below will show up correctly if sylpheed-claws is started with ja_JP.eucjp and the encoding is set to Japanese, but the accented chars won't, even if you change to central-european or western. I had to restart in a non-jp locale to get the accented chars displayed properly, but then the Japanese is just mojibake. If anyone can display the stuff below properly, then I'm all ears. > I have not yet had the chance to see a mixture of, say, French and > Japanese > in a mail, Here it is. This mail is UTF-8, composed with balsa 2.0 which handles it just fine. Nerdscape 4.7 can properly display it also (that's why I still use it) ------what do u see? ;)----------- Japanese: 日本語 accented characters: ÁáÓóÖöÕõÉéÚúÜüÛûÍí euro: € ----------------------------------
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