Hello Cyrille, On Thursday, July 1, 2004, at 12:03 Lithuanian Time, you wrote:
C> Laba dienas Edvinas, Didn't know you know Lithuanian a little bit ;) C> 1) What is the default codepage of your Windows version? C> Baltic? Cyrillic? Central European? Default codepage is Baltic (windows-1257). C> 2) What is the charset of the message you were trying to copy from? I've tried to do it with KOI8-R. C> P.S.: You seem to have a coding problem also with the Baltic C> characters of your second name in the alias of the FROMADDR C> of your message. In "Matiušaitis" there is a "š" which is C> AFAIK not a Lithuanian character. What character should it be? C> I see that you code your message ISO 8859-13. But since C> ISO 8859-13 is not a part of the official Ritlabs C> distribution of TB, most people on TBUDL can not decode properly C> your message. ISO-8859-13 is official standard for Baltic languages (well, it's ISO!) and I think that The Bat! should have support of this encoding in distribution package. C> It seems that TB simply uses "default" whenever it happens to meet a C> charset it does not know. True. C> Where did you get the ISO 8859-13 implementation for TB? Downloaded translation table for it. Don't remeber where I found it though. -- Edvinas Using The Bat! 2.11.02 on Windows 2000 Service Pack 4
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