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 Mara30 |
titc reader - unhandeled characters |
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Posts: 2 (2006-05-27 12:02:53) |
I converted a strory and had the bad surprise to see some caratere not appears propperly.
like " - (whose works with ti-reader) I saw that the é è à and such work, that's great ! |
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Kevin Kofler |
Re: titc reader - unhandeled characters | ||
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Posts: 7059 (2006-05-27 21:05:32) Admin |
The TICT eBook creator doesn't do any character set conversion. Files are expected to be in the calculator charset. Like the common windows-1252, this is based on ISO-8859-1, so most files in Windows charsets don't need character set conversion, however, the n-dash and m-dash characters are in the set difference windows-1252\ISO-8859-1 (i.e. they're only in windows-1252 and not ISO-8859-1), and this is not in the calculator charset. You should replace them with the plain ASCII dash using search&replace.
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Mara30 |
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Posts: 2 (2006-05-28 21:03:31) |
obviously, that is the problem. i need to convert that.
I'll try finding a way to do that easily. |
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