>>>>> "JM" == Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Victor> All russian letters are in upper 128 characters, even
Victor> letters that looks like latin (e.g. "A"). But they are
Victor> differently ordered there. The order (and even position)
Victor> depends on operating system.
JM> I see. So the 'A' you were refering to was not the ASCII 'A'.
Yes.
JM> My intention was certainly not to flame russian computer
JM> users, especially since I often have one or two of them near
JM> my office that could come and flame me 'live' :)
:-) Right decision! :-)
Victor> CP866.
JM> Hmm, maybe our local OS/2 (and i18n) expert could tell us what
JM> to do for OS/2.
This would be the best.
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