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From: dewarr@my-dejanews.com
Subject: Re: ISO LATIN_1 in Windows 95 ?
Date: 1998/10/06
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In article <3618A5D5.72C@ddre.dk>,
  hm@ddre.dk_nospam wrote:
> Does anyone know how to use ISO Latin_1 under Windows95?
>
> EG so that Put(Character'val(230))
> will in fact print LC_ae_diphtong,
> as defined in Ada.Characters.Latin_1 ?
>
> (Under NT, you can use SetConsoleOutputCP(1252) and the
> font Lucida Console, but neither of these seem available
> in W95)


There probably is some answer to this, I don't know what it is. Another
possibility suitable in some circumstances is simply not to use Latin_1,
but instead use one of the PC code pages that includes dipthongs etc.
GNAT fully supports both of the standard PC code pages likely to be
used in this environment (the US one and the European one).

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