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From: chang@theta.math.wsu.edu (Ching Mo Chang)
Subject: Help! Strip high bit(MSKERMIT)
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Date: Sat, 17 Dec 1994 02:31:35 GMT
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Did MSKERMIT has the option to set "strip high bit" off?
To view chinese characters on line in an 8 bit chinese dos system, I can
use com program like Telix with the "strip high bit" off option, but in
MSKERMIT(3.14 b14), using the 8bit option defined in mskermit.ini, I just
got some strange characters (same as I use Telix with "strip high bit" on).
If someone can help, I'll be very appreciates.
Ching-Mo