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|    Understanding ASCII encoding across plat    |
|    06 Dec 23 02:10:19    |
      From: matthewmpower@gmail.com              Could anyone help me understand a text file? Like the most basic that works on       every system since the 1960s? I realize that might not be possible and that's       why ASCII was invented. I've read about UTF-8 and there are certainly more       since then. I honestly        don't even know what encoding is used to make this message on an Apple IIgs       readable on Usenet. Is ASCII the most platform-independent? On modern systems       I use VSCode, but I find even that program adds characters that show up as ?       marks if I send the        file to a IIgs for example.              Thank you for reading.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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