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From Kirill Frolov To Eugene Palenock 31 December 2000

Press RESET immediately, Eugene! 27 Dec 00 12:15, Eugene Palenock wrote to Kirill Frolov: EP> 3.1.1 Code table - PC866 by default, but allowed EP> any other in the presence of a CHRS kludge with an explicit indication of the code EP> tables. EP> Can you read? So CP or PC or something else? Look: KLUDGECHRS Yes XLATLOCALSET KOI8-R XLATIMPORT IBMPC XLATEXPORT IBMPC XLATCHARSET IBMPC KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET +7 KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET ALT KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET CP1125 KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET JK_PNT KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET UKR KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET ASCII KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET TRANS KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET AMIGA KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET IBM-PC KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET IBM KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET JK_PNT KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET LATIN KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET CP-866 KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET FIDO KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET KOI8-R KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET CP1251 KOI8-R ibm_koi.chsXLATCHARSET CP866 KOI8-R ibm_koi.chs XLATCHARSET KOI8-R IBMPC koi_ibm.chs These are the settings of my golded... Since my system uses koi-8, and messages in Fido are usually in 866 encoding then I am forced to use recoding in golded. I can recode all letters in general in the process of tossing, but I don’t want to - there will be even more problems. So everyone times when I charset is not entered, I see the text is not recoded, in koi-8 and I go into the config goldeda add new line. I hope it’s clear what it comes from and where it recodes here - that’s all write exclusively in 866 encoding, and the CHRS kludge is installed out of the blue. EP> My conversion from 1125,866,1251 and their aliases has been working for a year now, I EP> I read about 200 eh, and have never seen erroneous kludges. Exception EP> are made up of teapots with +7FIDO and IBMPC - but they can be considered by default EP> 866 table And I probably need a shaman's tambourine. And I'm also a teapot.