Meaning that Microsoft has extra chars in that encoding, mainly nikud.
ik wrote:
hi,
Here is a thumb rull, for EVERY standart there is a Microsoft standart as well ! Now in this case iso8859-8 is 100% (as far as i know) the same as cp1255 with one exception: The name :) and the code of charset type, ie when you need to state the name of the charset you will write cp1255 insted of iso8850-8.
On Tuesday 27 July 2004 16:30, Micha Feigin wrote:
is it possible to make gnus treat windows-1255 chaset as iso-8859-8 by default? I am getting some messages encoded in windows-1255 with the charset="windows-1255" (assuming its set properly) and I see junk in the test. When I tell gnus to handle the article as iso-8859-8 everything renders fine.
I couldn't find how to tell gnus to use windows-1255, so I am assuming that it just doesn't know it.
Also, how do I tell gnus to show all articles using iso-8859-8 by default if there is no charset stated in the article?
I am using emacs bidi currently and gnus supplied by debian unstable.
Thanks
Ido
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