Definitely a reference to the 7th Crusade.  It couldn't be anything as
arcane as a character translation using Windows Codepage 1252. <g>

Royce

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So are you saying this has nothing to do with the 7th Crusade????

<a little strange humor after a strange night>

Darin.

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>Does some one know what this means in plain English?
>
>=?Windows-1252?Q?Lu=A0:_RE

I believe that translates to:

Luá:_RE

where the "=A0" turns into an accented lowercase letter "a".

                                                    -Scott
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