Latin-8 Tables for PC-Pine (Code Page 775)
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Use these tables when you work with cp775 fonts on your PC.
Latin-8 covers Danish, Estonian, Finnish, German, Latvian, Lithuanian,
Norwegian, Polish, Swedish.


Table       		Character Mapping

i8859-13.775		iso-8859-13 -> cp775
o8859-13.775		iso-8859-13 <- cp775
identity    		none

ISO-8859-13 = ISO-IR-179 is essentially the same as Windows-1257.


Let's assume that you have Pine and related files in the directory c:\pine.
Then your autoexec.bat should contain the following two lines:
  set iso_to_cp=c:\pine\itable
  set cp_to_iso=c:\pine\otable


(a) To exchange mail in ISO Latin-8 ("iso-8859-13" or "iso-ir-179")

    In your Pine configuration, define character-set as "iso-8859-13";
    copy the file "i8859-13.775" to "c:\pine\itable";
    copy the file "o8859-13.775" to "c:\pine\otable".

(b) To exchange mail in Code Page 775 ("ibm775" or "cp775")

    In your Pine configuration, define character-set as "ibm775" or "cp775";
    copy the file "identity" to "c:\pine\itable";
    copy the file "identity" to "c:\pine\otable".


You see that you have to copy files again whenever you want another
character mapping. This is ridiculous. Write to <pine@cac.washington.edu>
and suggest that they find a more flexible solution!



References
<ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/character-sets>
<ftp://unicode.org/pub/UNIX/MAPPINGS/ISO8859/>
<ftp://unicode.org/pub/UNIX/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/PC/CP775.TXT>
<ftp://unicode.org/pub/UNIX/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP1257.TXT>
<http://www.cac.washington.edu/pine/tech-notes/low-level.html#char-set>