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John Cowan had problems posting, but he has an importan note, so here it is:
"It is very important for Western European and American Windows users to set the local conversion mode to CP-1252, not ISO 8859-1. Using 8859-1 means that the Windows characters at 0x80-0x9F (curly quotes, s-hacek, ellipsis, etc.) get converted to U+0080 to U+009F, which are valid but useless. Using CP-1252 gets them converted to Unicode correctly."
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