Hallo Carsten,
On Fri, 7 Jan 2000 16:24:38 +0100 GMT (07.01.2000, 23:24 +0800 GMT),
Carsten Dreesbach wrote:
CD> It's not _in_ ASCII, it _is_, however, in ANSI - the character set
CD> Windows uses. Just load the symbol table in Accessories and you should
CD> be able to find it. In case you don't have that installed, it's 128
CD> for � (that's the Euro, in case your font doesn't have it... ;] )
It does, and here it is:
<Thomas proudly displays currency symbols:>
�
CD> and 163 for � (Pound).
And here it is:
�
Tara!!!!
Funny thing thoug, the Euro also displays correctly on incoming mail,
while the Pound only displays correctly when I actually type it. IOW,
in your mail, I can see the Euro correctly, but the Pound is just a
blank. Even in your line above. When I type it (alt-128), it displays
correctly. No such problem with the Euro, which always displays
correctly. I don't understand that.
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