Re: code pages I think
Gerardo wrote:
> Igor, and everybody:
>
> In case anyone's wondering, this codepage "nativeness" is just a setting
you
> can change anytime you want, even from msg to msg.
>
> In Outlook Express, you select Tools > Options > Send > International. I
> have three Cyrillics there: ISO (that is, 8859-5), Igor's KOI8-R, and
> Windows (meaning 1251). Also Ukrainian (KOI8-U), a couple of Greeks,
> Hebrews, Turkish, etc.
>
> With Netscape Messenger (mine is 4.74), yo don't go to Edit > Preferences
> (as might be 'natural'), but to View > Character Set. I have four
Cyrillics
> there: the three above, plus CP866, the old DOS code page.
>
> Both also give you the 'user-defined' option, which lets you write your
own
> secret code and scare the hell out of your friendly neighborhood Windows
> guru.
Hi Gerardo,
Do you can to send to me *your* own the *new*
simplest message in Russian in CP866, or in KOI8-R or U,
or in Windows-1251, or in 8859-5 ?
Try please, this is the very interesting
Kat's and Travis Beaty's and my question.
Yes, Kat, yes, Travis ?
Regards,
Igor Kachan
kinz at peterlink.ru
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