From: mjoseph (mjoseph@terminal.cz)
Date: Wed Dec 31 1997 - 07:20:41 EST
I would like to thank Daniel for his defense of the "samll letters"
transliteration scheme, especially for the idea of reading such posts in
Greek using SPIonic font. I have been skipping those posts as it is just
too much work to transliterate them mentally back into Greek.
A related question/peeve of mine is posts that use (I believe it is
called) high ASCII numbers. They show up as gobbledygook on my computer,
and make it hard to read even the English parts of the post. The worst
offenders are "curly quotes," along with accented letters, etc.
Anyhow, I could make out all of Daniel's transliteration scheme, except
for one line:
>circumflex =3D =AB=3D=BB
Could someone tell me which key is used for the circumflex in this scheme?
Thanks,
Mark Joseph
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