To the Reflector manager,
Thank you for having included these characters Ññ, Ãá, Éé, ÃÃ, Óó, Úú in the Reflector text.
This will allow us writing in Spanish/Español without having to forget the ñ and accents on vowels, which sometimes change totally the meanning of a word and/or a sentence.
I hope the names of many summits in EA land will be correctly readable now.
Best 73 de Guru - EA2IF
In reply to EA2IF:
It looks like they are not yet recognised for the Post title, just for the text.
In reply to EA2IF:
JAJAJAJA
It looks a bit strange (edo bitxia) you know…
Ãá Éé Ãà Óó Öö ÅÅ‘ Úú Üü Űű
Working! TNX
Viktor
In reply to EA2IF:
To the Reflector manager,
Thank you for having included these characters Ññ, Ãá, Éé, ÃÃ,
Óó, Úú in the Reflector text.
I hope the names of many summits in EA land will be correctly readable
now.
I have just seen that Spanish summits whose names have accents on vowels or the letter ñ are now perfectly readable, i.e. EA2/NV-043 Lauriñaga
Idem with Hungarian summits, i.e. HA/DD-013 Hollófészek
and Swedish summits, i.e. SM/DA-001 Storvättneshågna
Thanks to the MT for this useful and very necessary update.
The final needed update is to make these letters with accents readable also on the title of the posts on this reflector.
73 de Guru - EA2IF
In reply to EA2IF:
Aren’t we using UTF-8? If not, why not?
In reply to EA2IF:
The final needed update is to make these letters with accents readable
also on the title of the posts on this reflector.
They’re still broken in the Email daily digest.
In reply to M1MAJ:
I dont’t know much about these things, but I guess that must be pretty easy to fix, isn’t it?