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Topic: Bluethner / Blüthner ?

Hi,

Is there a practical reason the presents are named "Bluethner", is that to avoid (I imagine) incompatibilities between mac/windows/linux character sets?

By the way, superb - the little i played it. I actually like it more than the D4, having more character and detailed attack.

Eran

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Re: Bluethner / Blüthner ?

Non-unicode systems might have problems with German umlauts, so officially accepted alternative method of writing letters with umlauts is by adding "e" after the letter that's supposed to have an umlaut.

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Re: Bluethner / Blüthner ?

EvilDragon wrote:

Non-unicode systems might have problems with German umlauts, so officially accepted alternative method of writing letters with umlauts is by adding "e" after the letter that's supposed to have an umlaut.

Thanks (you learn something every day, only you don't always notice)

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