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At 08:23 AM 9/25/2011 -0700, Reese, Terry wrote:
>[snip] Heres how it will work. Since many of the mnemonic codes that show
>up in the extended list are convenience mnemonics (like) {Aacute} these
>can be entered into the editor as {Aacute}, but when the program
>reprocesses the file, it will default to the standard mnemonic encoding of
>{acute}a rather than giving you back the convenience function. For all
>practical purposes, its the exact same values its just allows me to do
>less string process (and keep the algorithms faster) to use the
>convenience functions just when users are entering data, but not when
>doing general processing.
Possibly irrelevant questions (we can only use v5.2 having no .NET 4+
capability on our old win machines), but (a) can it be "turned off" even if
it's "on" by default? (I think you had mentioned this previously) and (b)
how will it affect UTF-8 input with properly formed characters? (we have
nearly 40% of our records in French, use French keyboards or e.g. <Alt>+133
for à aacute.)
Thanks and regards,
Paul
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