Re: Improper HTML rendering of high ascii characters

[Bjorn Simonsen]

On  5 Mar 00 at 22:46, Richard Menedetter wrote:

> (somebody on the list sent a GREAT URL explaining it)

Thanks. May I have my identity back now? ;)

May I also suggest the (brief but informative) Tutorial.txt (18kb) 
found in  <http://home.sol.no/home/gisle/enjoy/mimelite.zip> (72kb) 
by Gisle Hannemyr (Norway).
    Description: The mimelite library is a set of C routines intended
    to be linked with other software to support a subset of MIME
    namely the bits that support encoding and transfer of European
    character sets. Environment: Unix, MS-DOS, W/NT (shell) Source:
    ANSI C Binary: unmime.exe (MS-DOS) 

Anyone in need of a DOS text filter for character (-set) conversions 
may also want to have a look at PEP by same author 
<ftp://ftp.sol.no/software/src/c/pep.zip> (89kb w/source) :
    Name: pep - General purpose filter and file cleaning 
    Description: Pep may be used to expand/compress tabs; convert to
    and from several character sets; to interpret ANSI escape
    sequences; and to remove unwanted line noise from files.

Both freeware.    

All the best,
Bjorn
(another Norwegian)