* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steinar BÃrmer) schrieb: > | Is this an euro sign? â > | > | Are these the Swedish special characters? Ã Ã Ã > | The German Umlaute? Ã Ã Ã > | The German "sharp S"? Ã > | The Icelandic th-sounds (thorn and eth)? Ã Ã > | The French Accents? Ã Ã Ã > | and French cÃdille? Ã > | The Spanish tilde? Ã > | An apostrophe? it's an apostrophe > > These look just fine here. =)
Thanks. So it appears to work. Unfortunately, once _one_ problem is solved, the next one is waiting at the door. ;-) With my utf-8 settings for using gnus with gnome-terminal, I get a complete mess when running emacs or gnus in a virtual text console. Somehow I can't get it to use utf-8. If someone knows about a way to change this or - alternatively - can tell me how to write an entry in .emacs to switch between coding systems if emacs is used on a text console in contrast to a terminal under X Window, please let me know. Something like: if text console -> then use iso-8859-15 if X Window -> then use utf-8 Sorry, but I know close to nothing about lisp statements and such things. Perhaps a hierarchy of coding systems (preferences of iso-8859-15, then utf-8, then iso-8859-1 etc.) would also do... But I am clueless as to how to achieve this. Regards Peter _______________________________________________ Info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
