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Hi,

I  just received the following article (in a German newsgroup) and tried to
view it using richtext from the metamail distribution.

In article <5327@babylon.rmt.sub.org>, Ralph Babel writes:

> Walter Mildenberger schrieb in <lt>4efe.ANN@chumly.ka.sub.org>:<nl>
> <excerpt>Graphik kommt von griechisch graphein (Hmm, findet jemand die grie=
> chischen Buchstaben im ANSI-Alphabet ? ;-) ),</excerpt><nl>
> Wo ist das Problem? <iso-8859-3>=B3=C1=AC=C6=B5=B9=BD</iso-8859-3> (man bea=
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> chte bitte den Akzent auf dem dritten Buchstaben. :-)<nl>
> <bold>RFC-1341 macht's m=F6glich!</bold><nl>
> <signature>Ralph</signature><nl>
> P.S.: Allen Non-RFC-Gateway-Betreibern w=FCnsche ich viel Spa=DF - hoffentl=
> ich zerbl=E4st's Eure Kisten! :-)<nl>

Unfortunately  metamail  doesn't  show  the greek characters (<iso-8858-3>)
properly.   In  fact, the "iso-8859-3"-token doesn't occure anywhere in the
sources  :-(.   So:  Is this not a valid richtext token or is this a bug in
richtext?   Where  can I get a complete description for richtext?  And:  do
control  sequences  exist  to  switch  fonts  for the console device on the
Amiga?

BTW: richtext seems not to be the same that the NeXT uses in .RTF files?

Gruss, Christian

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