Re: ISO 8859

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From: Fridrik Skulason
Date: Sat, 14 May 1988 19:50

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In article <52702@sun.uucp> glennw%noddy@Sun.COM (Glenn P. Wright) writes:
> One key feature of 8859 is that it includes 7-bit US ASCII 
>representation in the bottom half of each and every subset of the standard. 
>

Not every subset - at least one has the international currency sign instead
of the dollar sign at position 24.

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         Fridrik Skulason          University of Iceland
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From: frisk@rhi.hi.is (Fridrik Skulason)
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Subject: Re: ISO 8859
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Date: 14 May 88 19:50:27 GMT
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