<It depends on the font you are using. Courier New In Windows for example.>
Hm, sure. But this doesnt explain why the transmission works. So I conclude that encoding in iso-8859-1 allows for transmission of additional characters not defined within iso-8859-1. Provided that, and as long as no final solution is found, I find it better to let the symbol "slip through" silently than have the rebelling composer as is now. The user will not understand which character is meant, discard the entire message and curse the developers once more. As if they needed that! Whatever you do, translate the symbol to "EUR" or let it slip through: let it run silently! Most users will be happy with that. - Wolf
