AVK>> It doesn't really matter: in the Western script, these �s are just umlauted Us.
AVK>> The initial question still stays unanswered, though;-)
p> "umlauted" not understood that word in your
p> context or meaning
Well, they're not umlauted for me. They've got circumflexes over
them. At least, I think that's the name. It's a little hat, a teeny
upside-down V.
p> and why does a three line tagline bother you?
p> is it offensive or part of the moderation of this
p> email-list?
p> ����
p> ��������������v2.00
p> ������v1.41
The above, to me in the USA, shows two boxes, the euro-currency
symbol, a dot, dash, 's' with an inverted circumflex (sorry, don't
know what language owns that one).
Next two lines are a string of capital 'u's with circumflexes over
them, followed by v2.00 or v1.41.
Also, a signature *should* be preceeded by dash-dash-space-newline.
-tom!
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