Hi
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t> How do you use codepage 819, equivalent to ISO-8859-1, if such a
t> codepage doesn't exist?
it does exist, but it's normally not shipped with dos.
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Want to see ISO 8859-1?
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OK, this is how to do it:
Get a copy of ISOCP*.ZIP from the following ftp-server:
ftp.informatik.uni-erlangen.de:pub/doc/ISO/charsets/isocp*.zip
and follow the instructions there... :)
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t> otherwise upper ASCII characters are f___ed
t> up and not compatible with anything, including ISO-8859-1.
characters will look weird.
These boxes and lines are normal characters in cp437.
In iso latin1 they are some 'special national' characters so they will be
displayed instead of the lines.
But it is allways possible to switch forth and back between cp437 and iso
latin1.
t> Thomas Mueller
CU, Ricsi
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