Re: more fun with mutt, locale and perl

2001-09-10 Thread Mike Pfleger
* Wayne Topa ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Don't know what else to recommend as I don't use Staroffice. I have > the above exports in .bashrc and now I 'do' see the umlaut correctly. > I didn't before adding the above (Thanks to Karsten, IIRC). > > You might look in the archives for July and/or A

Re: more fun with mutt, locale and perl

2001-09-08 Thread Wayne Topa
Mike Pfleger([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said: > * Wayne Topa ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > > Try this instead of the above > > > > export LANGUAGE=en_UK > > export LANG=en_UK > > > > Let the list know if that works, OK. > > Hey Wayne, thanks for the reply. > > Sorry about the dela

Re: more fun with mutt, locale and perl

2001-09-07 Thread Mike Pfleger
* Wayne Topa ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Try this instead of the above > > export LANGUAGE=en_UK > export LANG=en_UK > > Let the list know if that works, OK. Hey Wayne, thanks for the reply. Sorry about the delay; I've been busy putting out other fires on this end. I did what you recommended

Re: more fun with mutt, locale and perl

2001-08-26 Thread Wayne Topa
Subject: more fun with mutt, locale and perl Date: Sat, Aug 25, 2001 at 03:50:00PM -0700 In reply to:Mike Pfleger Quoting Mike Pfleger([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hello. > > I got the idea from reading the list traffic to use 8-bit ISO-8859-1 > instead of 7-bit ascii, but

more fun with mutt, locale and perl

2001-08-25 Thread Mike Pfleger
Hello. I got the idea from reading the list traffic to use 8-bit ISO-8859-1 instead of 7-bit ascii, but my attempts have apparenly failed. Perhaps someone can set me on the right path with this. I use mutt to read my mail, with the default pager, not less, and constantly see weird character repr