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My God ... Its full of epsilons!
Mabry's message w/code reminded me of something thats been bugging me
and I haven't looked terribly hard for a solution. It's nothing wrong
with Mabry or Mabry's code, its just
`My god...Its full of epsilons!!'
Hey, I'm a real fan of fonts (ahem, character styles), too; I certainly
dont object to getting mail with multiple fonts. I'ld love it, if I
could just read the stuff!
These messages come complete with suggestive headers like
CHARACTER-TYPE-MAPPINGS: and FONTS:, so it looks like the info is there;
its just that my machines dont do the appropriate thing with it. I read
my mail on a lispm, but (as some of you may recall) my mail gets to
me through a rather circuitous route, forwarded by vaxen and so forth.
I seem to remember a zwei function or command that would re-interpret
the epsilons but I cant find it anymore; maybe it was just a rel. 6 (5?)
thing?
So the Question: Does anybody know how to tell my zmail to pay attention to
the type-mappings info and interpret the epsilons automatically?
Or failing that, when I copy code from a message, is there a command in
zmacs to convert it?
Thanks
Bruce
MILLER@VAX.CAM.NIST.GOV