Re: Inserting accent marks
From: | Philip Newton <philip.newton@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, January 8, 2002, 19:12 |
On 8 Jan 02, at 18:11, Lars Henrik Mathiesen wrote:
> For completeness, there are also other Latin-x codes defined --- among
> these Latin-9 (8859-15), which has the Euro sign and the same seven
> letters that CP1252 added, instead of eight of the punctuation signs
> of Latin-1. So for conlanging use, it would be just as good as CP1252
> --- except that noone seems to be making systems that use it. Unicode
> has stolen its march.
Depends on what you mean with "systems". Forté's newsreader "Agent" can
handle Latin-9 in the newest version; it's very convenient when reading
europa.union.euro since that way I can insert a euro symbol in a
standard way. There's also a patch which enables MS Outlook Express to
handle Latin-9.
My mail reader, Pegasus, doesn't handle Latin-9, though -- nor anything
besides Latin-1, apparently. (Not even UTF-8, which will probably
become increasingly important.)
Cheers,
Philip
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Philip Newton <Philip.Newton@...>