Bucky
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Sat Oct-28-06 03:24 PM
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I noticed that DU subject lines will allow some text characters and not allow others. I'm curious about which ones you can see here. Here's the first batch
thorn ð some Greek thingy Θ some Russian thingy Җ backwards question mark ؟ odd thingy ۞
in the subject line, all but the thorn were converted to the ascii code numbers by the DU board program from DCScripts.com
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Sat Oct-28-06 03:26 PM
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CaliforniaPeggy spilled the beans.
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yewberry
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Sat Oct-28-06 03:36 PM
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but I've seen subjects lines turned into code.
Isn't that first one eth? I thought thorn was þ.
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Sat Oct-28-06 04:39 PM
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| 3. "Some Greek thingy" is the letter Theta n/t |
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Sat Oct-28-06 04:42 PM
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| 4. Technically that's "eth." |
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"Thorn" is like a p with an ascender as well.
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Sun Oct-29-06 01:38 AM
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| 5. Wish I could tell you why. Probably specific to DCScripts.com, though. |
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These all show properly in Safari 2.0.4. If you want to have fun seeing how many scripts show in your browser, try http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/utf8.html#glass or http://www.macchiato.com/unicode/Unicode_transcriptions... For some reason, neither Georgian nor Runic show up for me. Must revise plans. 
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