srintuar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > David Sumbler wrote: > >>I don't know whether this is an Emacs 21.3 bug, a Fedora Core 2 bug or >>(most likely) an error in my set-up. I've asked on comp.emacs, but >>received no replies. >> >>I have a file (originally received as an e-mail) containing some Greek >>characters; I shall refer to these characters as (a). The file is >>coded in ISO-2022-JP. I have also added the same Greek characters by >>entering the Unicode values at the keyboard. Let's call these >>characters (b). >> >> > > Start over again by converting your original file to UTF-8 > before adding any greek characters. You may have simply mixed > incompatible encodings together.
But if I save the original ISO-2022-JP file as utf-8, all the Greek characters (a) are saved as 0xFFFD . Is there some other way I should go about this? Also, I should like the original file to be displayed correctly, and I don't understand why it isn't. David -- David Sumbler -- Linux-UTF8: i18n of Linux on all levels Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-utf8/
