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Scott McMahan - Softbase Systems (softbase@mercury.interpath.com) wrote:
: Harlan Messinger (gusty@clark.net) wrote:
: : Albert Dorofiev (albert@sonytel.be) wrote:
: : : Victor A. Davidoff wrote:
: : : > åÓÔØ ÓÒÏÞÎÁÑ ÎÅÏÂÈÏÄÉÍÏÓÔØ ÎÁÐÉÓÁÔØ ÉÇÒÕ ÎÁ C++.
: : : > îÁÄÏ,ÞÔÏÂÙ ÂÙÌÁ ÖÅÌÅÚÎÁÑ ÄÏÒÏÇÁ É ÐÏ ÎÅÊ ÈÏÄÉÌÉ ÐÏÅÚÄÁ.
: : : > ðÏÄÓËÁÖÉÔÅ ÁÌÇÏÒÉÔÍ ÐÅÒÅÄ×ÅÖÅÎÉÑ ÐÏÅÚÄÁ ÐÏ ÒÅÌØÓÁÍ(É ÐÏ ×ÏÚÍÏÖÎÏÓÔÉ ÐÒÉÍÅÒÙ)
: : : 
: : : Would you mind using English, please? I do NOT have
: : : a russian font and many of people do not speak russian.
: 
: : Whence the sense of entitlement to be able to read every posting that 
: : goes by your eyes?
: 
: This is a language? It shows up as garbage characters in the IBM PC
: line drawing set on my screen. It doesn't seem unreasonable to ask
: people to post using text in a text-only transmission medium. That
: almost appears to be a requirement. If it is in a non-English language,
: it still shows up as garbage. Maybe other people using this language
: have special decoders, but limiting the readability of the message to
: them doesn't seem like a good way to get an answer to a question! If
: there is some special formatting or something, a mime message or
: uuecoding should be used.
: 
: Scott
: 

Scott,

Obviously, only people who read the alphabet it's written in and who 
have their machine set up to deal with the character set will be able 
to read the thing. So if you can't, don't. But it doesn't follow that the 
posting shouldn't be here, available to those who can make use of it.

For your information, it's Cyrillic.