Wolf Eichler wrote: > I claimed the Euro symbol *is* practically supplied by ISO-8859-1
No it's not. > whether officially or not, I cant say. In quoted-printable the code is > "=80". The � character is supported in the character set of windows Windows-1252 with the value you describe. If you want to send messages with that � symbol with that code value, you've got to tag it as being in the Windows-1252 charset. Mozilla allows you to do that just like I did in this message, even if the defaut value discourage you from doing it, because Windows-1252 is not really a standard encoding and will not be supported by many softwares.
