Look at the attached file. Maybe is this the correct encoding?
I cant read this :-( Franz Am Donnerstag, 23. Juli 2009 18:42:10 schrieb Alexander Wagner: > pso...@web.de wrote: > > Hi! > > > Thank you very much, yes, i can do all you asked me to. And yes, my Scid > > displays all your german umlauts properly, and i can write german > > umlauts in Scid myself, too. > > Did the chars display in the PGN correctly? I mean, just check using > less, vi or whatever. > > > Now i have attached one pgn for you, written and sent to me by a friend > > from Slovakia. I opened this pgn in a scidbase, modified it (that is, i > > stripped all variations and comments but the first), saved it and > > reexported it as a pgn again - see the attachment. > > I just imported "One file of PGN" into my clipbase and used your file as > input. Tell me, does it display correctly? (See attached screenshot). To > me it looks similar to chinese so I can not judge if it is correct. > > However, if it displays correctly, all I do on Debian is the usual: > > ------------------------------------------------- > #!/bin/bash > export LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 > > cd $HOME/Chess/src/sourceforge/scid/ > export PATH=.:$PATH > rm scid > make > exec ./scid > ------------------------------------------------- > > Just a very dumb idea: you use unicode enabled fonts? I tried several > here (Arial, DejaVu, Courier, MS Comic, SGI Screen ...)
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