Re: Unicode and emacs

Subject: Re: Unicode and emacs
From: Incze Lajos <incze@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 2000 21:17:59 +0200

>  Now where the .. do I find an octal charset map.
> 

If you have a linux, the normal man package contains the
ascii, iso_8859_1, iso... man pages. They list octal, dec
and hex values vithe the character names. Don't know other
platforms. So, be brave and 'man ascii'.           incze


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