I own a Classic Mac 68K, on which I do all my routine paperwork. I also have a Windows computer which is connected to the Internet, and which is almost exclusively used for surfing and for E-Mail. Now here goes: I regularly empty my mailbox after having saved my messages on a floppy. This floppy then goes into my Mac where I retrieve my messages and save them in a HyperCard stack. This would be a smooth operation, were it not that I regularly receive messages in French. When retrieving these on the Mac, the French punctuation marks (like �, �, �, �) are not properly converted and appear as little squares or other unusual characters. Incidentally, the HyperCard format is not to blame, since the same thing occurs when I save in TeachText or WordPerfect. Would anybody have a clue as to how to solve this one? Jan Warreyn
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