Re: ISO Latin 1 alphabet

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From: Bob Goudreau
Date: Fri, 07 Feb 1986 20:02

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>Since when has French used umlaute?

For quite a long time.  For example, "Citro\:en", "Saint-Sa\:ens", "No\:el",
where "\:e" stands for umlaut-e.

Bob Goudreau

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Subject: Re: ISO Latin 1 alphabet
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