Hi Michiel,
Wed 06 Mar 2024 09:26, you -> me:
Bjoern
I tried cp850 -> cp866 conversion in GED and it started to show
"oe"
:-) It's kinda alright, isn't it?
In German there is a transliteration to replace the 'ö' (o
diareresis) with 'oe'. But that only works in German. In Dutch and Scandinavian the 'oe' is already "taken" for another vowel.
Well, at least it's more accurate, unlike that "phi" character that shows without conversion.
Sorry mate, to have both Cyrillic and Latin with diareses in one and
the same message you need UTF-8. ;-)
That's it, I see that you do use the utf-8 charset and simply type/paste the needed character (which on my end shows as 'ö'), nonetheless everyone keeps telling me GED doesn't support utf-8. Does it now, or am doing something wrong? Or does it provide only partial support of European alphabets?
... Wed 06 Mar 2024 13:59 +0400
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