Re: alternative alphabets

[Charles Menzes <charles@lunarmedia.net>]

yes, i can rename the file...

  mv file.txt file.html

and when i open the file in netscape/opera/ie the correct fonts is 
displayed. i'm more interested though in getting the characters to be 
recognized by the os so that i can vi the file and properly format it 
through html. 

i also tried fooling the os into printing out the characters to the 
browser through an ssi...

open(FH, $file);
while(<FH>) {
  print
    unless (/^\$/); 
}
close(FH);

but no luck. -c


On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Robert Threet wrote:

> I don't know if this will work... but try opening it with
> Netscape and then selecting  the Cyrillic font (most of the
> new installs load this - or is it just me?)
> 
> --- Charles Menzes <charles@lunarmedia.net> wrote:
> > i recently received a text file written in the cyrillic
> > alphabet. when 
> > opening it under vi, i am unable to see the actual
> > characters. is there an 
> > easy way to build this support in?
> > 
> > thanks -c
> > 
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