On 1/1/23 05:56, ben via cctalk wrote:
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The joys of the many standards of text encoding.
I suppose the only way would be to write filters for older text
like ascii 63,65 and field data in K&R C, or assembly to encode it to
utf-8 Unicode.
Ben.
You didn't specify the printer or the operating system. However, on
Linux, I'd first run iconv to get the thing to UTF-8 and then run a
short sed to convert the characters to the corresponding code point
characters.
But that's Linux and me. May we assume that you're running an OS out
of Redmond?
--Chuck