Re: Answer to the "Café Américain" problem: diplaying latin-1 hyperascii characters

[Michael Hudson]

jay@m5.chi.il.us (Jay F. Shachter) writes:

> The problem could not have lain in my .emacs startup file, as
> someone else quite reasonably suggested, because I use the same
> .emacs startup file for both Emacs and XEmacs.

I would not have said the second half of your sentence implies the
first -- I'm sure there are things you can put in .emacs that xemacs
works fine with, but causes unexpected behaviour in GNU emacs, and
vice versa.

Cheers,
M.

-- 
  I wouldn't trust the Anglo-Saxons for much anything else.  Given
  they way English is spelled, who could trust them on _anything_ that
  had to do with writing things down, anyway?
                                        -- Erik Naggum, comp.lang.lisp