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Re: documentation bug: Mule and MSDOS
From: |
Andreas Schwab |
Subject: |
Re: documentation bug: Mule and MSDOS |
Date: |
29 Mar 2001 16:25:27 +0200 |
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pot@gnu.org (Francesco Potorti`) writes:
|> What I would consider usable and simple would be being able to read the
|> file, then, if I see that it is not displayed in the correct way, having
|> a menu with a lot of possible coding systems to choose from, and being
|> able to change the display of the file's contents until one coding
|> system satisfies me.
|>
|> Having to choose the coding system *before* reading the file in is very
|> unnatural to me. Being unable to change it without closing the file and
|> rereading it is close to absurd.
You can type C-x C-m c <coding> M-x revert-buffer to change the coding.
It should be easy to make a menu entry for every coding system out of
this.
Andreas.
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