>>>>> "SM" == Sjoerd Mullender <sjoerd@acm.org> writes:
SM> When I execute the three lisp form that were mentioned in the
SM> page I pointed you to*, my XEmacs does recognize utf-8
SM> encoding automatically.
Ah, I had to restart XEmacs. I added those lines to my .emacs file,
restart, and visited test_pep277.py, and sure enough I see (the right)
funny characters too. :)
Thanks. Now I wonder if I can get utf-8 encoded RFC 2047 headers to
work in email.
-Barry
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