In message <R95u2QE7v8qLFwme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In message <50fdafd0f0briancarroll@xxxxxxx>, Brian Carroll > <briancarroll@xxxxxxx> writes > >In article <8qnVTrDC86qLFwiV@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David Pilling > ><flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> In message <c6479ffd50.martinv@xxxxxx>, Martin Vethake > >> <martinv@xxxxxx> writes > >> > Is it possible to change the glyphs used for the 'Smart > >> >quotes' feature? Since in Germany we use instead of (??) (??) > >It's interesting that the representation of Martin's glyphs have > >been changed by your quoting of them. Does this make it > >pointless to use beyond-ASCII glyphs in emails? > > In my reply as received by me the glyphs look the same as they do in the > original, however they've changed in your copy. > > I'd imagine that modern mail programs can go beyond 127 codes. > > They do, but there is no guarantee beyond 7-bit. Writing on an Acorn I use iso-8859-1. When David reads that on a PC he uses Win-1252 which gives these 'funnies'. What puzzles me is the questionmark, maybe the software uses that when it doesn't know what to display? Regards -- Martin Vethake Uffenkamp Computer Systeme snailmail: Uffenkamp Computer Systeme Gartenstr. 3 D-32130 Enger-Dreyen Inhaber: Kai Uffenkamp USt.-ID-Nr. DE 125 408 721 email : martinv@xxxxxx web : http://www.ucs.de/ voice : +49-5224-978075 fax : +49-5224-978076 To unsubscribe or subscribe goto: //www.freelists.org/list/davidpilling