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From: ked@garnet.berkeley.edu (Earl H. Kinmonth)
Newsgroups: comp.editors
Subject: Re: Can "vi" handle chars above 127 ASCII?
Keywords: X/Open vi
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Date: 24 Jun 89 23:08:10 GMT
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In article <32661@apple.Apple.COM> leech@Apple.COM (Jonathan Patrick Leech) writes:

>This is not neccessarily a bad thing, from my point of view. I have not
>the least interest in non-English keyboards and wish they had kept
>American users in mind in this case.

As everyone with an IQ of more than 127 knows, GAWD proclaimed that anyone
who did not speak ASCII with an American accent was bound to go to hell,
the opinions of Europeans, Japanese, Chinese, Indians, and ninety-plus
percent of the computer-using bodies on this planet notwithstanding.