>> under >> what circumstances this is relevant so we can reproduce the problem >> and it's solution.
> We've already showed you the problem and how to fix it. With > MKEYB, the Euro character is not generated correctly unless the Code > Page is one where the Euro symbol is ASCII 213. This is true for > some Code Pages but not others. That's a problem which you can > easily reproduce yourself. The solution is for MKEYB to be aware of > the current Code Page instead of ignoring it, how would MKEYB detect that code point 213 represents dotless i or €, or what the correct code point for € is in the new selected codepage? and how about äÄáàâÁÀÂ? > or at least warning > the user that if they use the wrong Code Page some things may be displayed > incorrectly. a pop up messagen Box "you have choosen to change the codepage, so € no longer looks like €" ? in fact MKEYB already warns the user by showing a ı if the wrong codepage is selected. in fact an american who has never seen an international US-ASCII keyboard (or even an Euro note) is probably not the right person to argue here. Tom _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
