From: John Delacour (JD@Eremita.demon.co.uk)
Date: Tue Oct 01 2002 - 04:08:51 EDT
At 10:08 pm +0200 30/9/02, Stefan Persson wrote:
>Wrong:
>
>Yen (円) is U+5186, while yuan (元) is U+5143.
>
>"Yen" is an ancient "on" pronunciation for U+5186; today it's pronounced
>"en."
>
>Stefan
>
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On an unrelated point of encoding -- wrong! You are sending a
message in charset "UTF-8" with a signature containing an unconverted
character from the Latin-1 charset. I don't use OE very often, but it
looks as though you need to create a separate UTF-8 encoded signature
file to attach to messages you send in UTF-8, since I doubt if any
mailer is going to tolerate this mixture, and there is no way your OE
can guess that your signature is iso-8859-1 encoded.
JD
PS. This message is _not_ sent with charset UTF-8
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