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From: Kenichi Handa <handa@m17n.org>
Subject: [mew-int 01582] Re: windows 1252

> > The mail program `mew' uses ctext encoding to display the summary
> > buffer.  The question is how to display mails in windows-125x
> > encodings.
> 
> ??? I don't understand why encoding is relevant to
> displaying?  Emacs displays a character accoding to its
> internal character code.

I think Werner misunderstand. As Handa-san said, encoding is not
a matter to display characters in a buffer.

Mew saves a buffer in Summary mode to a file as a cache. For this
file, 'ctext is used.

Note that I don't know the ctext implementation on Emacs can handle
windows-125x. I said, if it cannot, it's worth asking developers to
extend the ctext implementation to be able to handle windows-125x.

--Kazu