On Wed, 08 Mar 2000 19:00:22 -0500, Clarence Verge wrote:

> Samuel W. Heywood wrote:

>> There are many popularly accepted "standard" reference sources that show
>> an ascii table consisting of 256 characters.  If ascii does indeed have
>> only 128 characters then there ought to be a footnote and explanation
>> about it in all of the "standard" reference sources.  This is why we
>> have a problem.

> Partly.
> At the risk of opening another can of worms here, there is a tendency for
> popular American reference sources to ignore the other 5.7 billion people
> on the planet.<G>

 There also seems to be a tendency among Mozilla/Win16 users to feel the
need to point this out.<vbg>

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