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juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 11:47AM Just curious, why can I use these "Umlaute" on an American forum? [Link]
Drew Black broken crankshaft 8031 Posts 9/99	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 11:59AM Why not? [Link]
Redish Poetic Moderator Long and Cursive road to the Ivory Pagoda in the province of Loraine 4076 Posts 12/03	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 12:11PM Sheessh, give people something extra and they complain... lol [Link]
Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 12:13PM You can use a lot of different characters in the forum, like the German double S (ß), the Icelandic th-ligature (Þ), the French oe (Œ, œ), the Danish/Norwegian ae (Æ, æ), oe (Ø, ø) and aa (Å, å) ... [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 1:59PM Redish wrote: Sheessh, give people something extra and they complain... lol Click to expand Didn't complain. Just wonder why it works. Because in my email-programme it doesn't work. [Link]

juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:01PM Hurrab wrote: You can use a lot of different characters in the forum, like the German double S (ß), Click to expand Well, the "ß" is not a double "s", it's a "sz". [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:03PM Drew Black wrote: Why not? Click to expand Of course. Doesn't hurt nobody. As I said, I was just curious. Although it's not of real importance. [Link]
Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:19PM Browsers are expected to understand lots of encodings, including, I think, Microsoft's and most of the ISO and Unicode ones. Perhaps even today, not all email proggies are quite as good at that, though I haven't had problems with it for years. What email program do you use? [Link]
Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:34PM juha wrote: Well, the "ß" is not a double "s", it's a "sz". Click to expand Yes, I know that it's called Eszett but it's often replaced by ss - Preußen (Prussia) for instance is written Preussen here in Denmark, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein have officially abolished ß and replaced it with ss. And because of the 1996 German spelling reform Rußland (Russia) is now spelled Russland. Wikipedia on the ß. ) Sometimes it's spelled Prøjsen insted, but that's a different story [Link]
Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:39PM Kperv wrote: Perhaps even today, not all email proggies are quite as good at that, though I haven't had problems with it for years. Click to expand There are still problems with some e-mail programs, not only the clients but also the distribution systems. There's a German bookstore that sends me newsletters in which they have to write fuer instead of für and Daenemark instead of Dänemark (Denmark). [Link]
Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 2:58PM Hurrab wrote: There are still problems with some e-mail programs, not only the clients but also the distribution systems. Click to expand Haven't all MTA's worth their salt been 8-bit clean for about ten years now? [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 4:35PM Hurrab wrote: juha wrote: Well, the "ß" is not a double "s", it's a "sz". Click to expand Yes, I know that it's called Eszett but it's often replaced by ss - Preußen (Prussia) for instance is written Preussen here in Denmark, and Switzerland and Liechtenstein have officially abolished ß and replaced it with ss. And because of the 1996 German spelling reform Rußland (Russia) is now spelled Russland. Wikipedia on the ß. ) Sometimes it's spelled Prøjsen insted, but that's a different story Click to expand Yes, that's true. Also "daß" is no written "dass". How come you know our language so good? Even the latest spelling reform? [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 4:40PM Kperv wrote: Browsers are expected to understand lots of encodings, including, I think, Microsoft's and most of the ISO and Unicode ones. Perhaps even today, not all email proggies are quite as good at that, though I haven't had problems with it for years. What email program do you use? Click to expand Thanks, Kperv. I'm a bit old-fashioned. Still using Pegasus. [Link]
Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 5:14PM juha wrote: I'm a bit old-fashioned. Still using Pegasus. Click to expand Pegasus? There's a blast from the past. I remember using it at work yonks ago. I think Pegasus still has a problem with anything beyond a basic subset of ISO-8859-1. There may be some Pegasus specific helper programs that can help. OTOH, if poor international support is a real problem for you, it might be time to switch. Thunderbird is nice. Before switching to Linux, I preferred Eudora Mail. But that was back in the 90s so I don't know how well that holds up today. Recent poll: Which E-mail software do you use? BTW, I love your gently wistful avatar. Who is the beauty? [Link]
juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05	Posted - Jun 13 2005 : 5:50PM Kperv wrote: Recent poll: Which E-mail software do you use? BTW, I love your gently wistful avatar. Who is the beauty? Click to expand Do you use Thunderbird? I think I'll give it a try. That's Maya Deren, queen of experimental cinema. The image is from her classic MESHES OF THE AFTERNOON. [Link]

Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 14 2005 : 7:01AM Kperv wrote: Haven't all MTA's worth their salt been 8-bit clean for about ten years now? Click to expand Yeah they ought to, but things take time.. [Link]
Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 14 2005 : 7:03AM juha wrote: (...) How come you know our language so good? Even the latest spelling reform? Click to expand Well, partly because I'm interested in German, partly because I've just read the Wikipedia article about the Eszett [Link]
Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04	Posted - Jun 14 2005 : 11:38AM juha wrote: Do you use Thunderbird? Click to expand No. But if I hadn't found another (Unix only) one, that's pretty much perfect for me, before Thunderbird came around, I would most likely be using Thunderbird now. [Link]
Hurrab Member Denmark, EU 256 Posts 3/03	Posted - Jun 14 2005 : 5:53PM Hurrab wrote: Kperv wrote: Haven't all MTA's worth their salt been 8-bit clean for about ten years now? Click to expand Yeah they ought to, but things take time.. Click to expand And since they're addressing me as "Sehr geehrter Herr ...", I can bear with their lack of a decent MTA [Link]
Redish Poetic Moderator Long and Cursive road to the Ivory Pagoda in the province of Loraine 4076 Posts 12/03	Posted - Jun 18 2005 : 2:24AM juha wrote: Redish wrote: Sheessh, give people something extra and they complain... lol Click to expand Didn't complain. Click to expand I was just playing, and Thunderbird works great for me. [Link]

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