RE: Lfn.e

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At 02:42 PM 12/21/02 -0300, you wrote:

>
>It is really strange. Windows and DOS use different code pages, but BOTH @
>and _ have the same Hex representation under Windows and under DOS. That=
 is,
>@ is Hex 40, and _ is Hex 5F. Hex AE, instead, corresponds to =AB (Alt-174)
>under DOS and under Outlook Express (I in fact generated this character
>  here by typing ALT-174), but to a 'registered' symbol (a R within a=
 circle)
>under Windows editors.
>So it seems that something is wrong with code pages in your PC.
>Anyway, please try my "text utilities" programs in the Euphoria Archive.=
 One
>of them allows conversion between DOS and Windows normal code pages, but=
 you
>can easily change it to convert between any two character sets.
>Regards.

         Thanks, Ricardo, I'll try that.

                 Bob

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