Otto Stolz <Otto dot Stolz at uni dash konstanz dot de> wrote: > Attached, you'll find the current versions of all three, > in a somewhat enhanced typography: I have exploited box-drawing > characters, arrows, and proper (typographical) apostrophes. > While not being ASCII proper, these MPEs use only characters > that were already present in CP 437 (the original PC code).
Unfortunately, neither the proper apostrophe â nor the copyright  and trademark â symbols appear in CP437. > I hope this will end the discussion on MPEs, which are toys, > after all (though they could also be used to visualize the > three UTF encodings). You mean you're not interested in my BOCU-1 pocket encoder? â Unicode toys are not always a bad thing. They can be an aid to understanding, and they're certainly more relevant to this list than S0|\/|E T0P|C5 I could think of. -Doug Ewell Fullerton, California http://users.adelphia.net/~dewell/
