> Date: Sun, 3 Jan 2010 22:55:30 -0500 > From: "John J. Xenakis" <hew...@jxenakis.com> > Cc: jxenakis...@gmail.com > > What's the command or form for getting emacs on Windows to display > Latin characters? > > E.g., I want é (e with acute accent) = (233 decimal) = (e9 hex) = > (351 octal) to appear as "é", rather than as "\351".
Nothing should be needed. It should happen by default. That Emacs in your case displays \351 is an indication that Emacs thinks this is a raw binary byte, not a Latin-1 character. So please tell how did you get that character in your buffer. If you can reproduce this at will, please start with "emacs -Q" and describe here all the steps needed to reproduce this.
