>>>>> In [emacs-w3m : No.08003] David Hansen wrote: > What do you think? > (defvar w3m-windows-1252-entities-alist [...] > (add-hook 'w3m-fontify-before-hook 'w3m-fix-fscked-latin-1) It works fine to display the zeit.de pages in the *w3m* buffer. I think it can be merged into emacs-w3m if there are many pages pretending the charset is iso-8859-1 even if it is windows-1252. However I'm not sure whether it is a right solution (I don't feel like recognizing those extra data as iso-8859-1, though I'm not familiar with the actual situation in the Latin world). In addition, it is not effective in the Gnus article buffer. On the other hand, sb-fau.el provides shimbun-fau-coding-system, which will be windows-1252 if it is available. I prefer it rather than to extend the iso-8859-1 decoding. Even if the fau.org pages aren't displayed correctly in the *w3m* buffer, it can be helped by using the `C c' command. Anyway, it should be decided how to do it by people in Europe. :) The windows-1252 coding system can be provided even in Emacs 21 as follows (it's only a quick hack, should be much refined):
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