charset conversion between PC and Mac

CShort at abare.gov.au CShort at abare.gov.au
Thu Nov 29 14:01:06 PST 2001


I would presume that you can use the callbacks to modify prior to posting:

http://frontier.userland.com/stories/storyReader$629

cheers,
Christopher

-----Original Message-----
From: Georg Berg [mailto:Georg.Berg at wdr.de]
Sent: Thursday, 29 November 2001 10:11 PM
To: Frontier-Users at userland.com
Subject: RE: charset conversion between PC and Mac


The problem persists:
I can tranform every table with isotransfer very good, but...
I want webEdit to convert automatically.

My situation:
Server is PC
I want to use my iBook for offline presentations and a little editing. It is
hard to remember the tables that have been edited and should be reconverted
before checking in again.

How can the verbs string.latinToMac(s) (and it's converse
string.macToLatin(s)) be integrated to the checking in and out of webEdit?


Emmanuel wrote:

>Use the isoTransfert suite from Chistopher Short to translate 
>win->mac/mac->win.
>ftp://scriptdigital.com/isotransfer1.0b1.htm.sit.

Although I wrote the suite, if you've got Frontier 7, it might be easier to use the verb string.latinToMac(s) (and it's converse string.macToLatin(s)). 

Since that verb brings the functionality of the latinToMac.convert UCMD over to the Windows side, it's probably better to stick with Userland supported/documented tools if you're starting from scratch.

cheers,
Christopher
(who was always confused about the latinToMac verb until he read the new docs (http://docserver.userland.com/string/latinToMac)




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