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Re: wrong html bpart coding 

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пять успешных лет на рынке!



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>>>>>> In <ufn02oc278.fsf@d-fens.example.com>
>>>>>>	"Ilya N. Golubev" <gin@example.com> wrote:

>> `windows-1251' coding system is implemented in xemacs.  However, when
>> displaying the attached article (it was saved by
>> `gnus-summary-save-article-file') as entire, its html body part is
>> displayed as raw text, not as `windows-1251' one.

>>>>> In <b9ylli83u10.fsf@jpl.org> $B;32,(B wrote:

> There's no help, but I could look at the text/html part in
> question decoded correctly using XEmacs 21.4.15, Gnus and
> emacs-w3m[1].  Isn't it a problem that Emacs/W3 doesn't support
> such a charset?

> [1] http://emacs-w3m.namazu.org/index-en.html

> ;; I found another problem, it cannot be decoded with Emacs and
> ;; emacs-w3m.  I'll go to the emacs-w3m community...

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