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Hejsa.
Jeg ser at du er 'member' af bogen "Sengeheste 2" af Sven Holm.
Jeg har i noget tid nu været på udkig efter denne og ville høre om du muligvis kunne hjælpe mig med hvor jeg kunne finde den, eller om jeg skulle være så heldig at du ville sætte din til salg !? :)
Det ville være mig til stor glæde..
Mvh. Elisa
Hej Birger,

Tak for dine venlige kommentarer om min anmeldelsesaktivitet. Jeg gør det mest for min egen skyld, for jeg synes, det er en god måde at afrunde læsningen på. Hvis andre har glæde af dem, er det fint. Jeg sætter selv pris på at læse en inspirerende anmeldelse.

Mvh.

Henrik
If you compress the TD file and email it to me, along with the name / number of one of the entries that comes out wrong, I can trace it through the conversion process.
The .XLS file is Unicode. The .PDB file uploaded to the handheld is not. That's where the conversion occurs. The default assumption of this conversion is that the default file character encoding in Java is the same as the PalmOS character set. For example, both Latin-1 or both EUC. If you have a Linux distro whose default JRE encoding is UTF-8, then you must specify the encoding to use on the Palm explicitly with a -record-encoding ISO-8859-1 argument to ltimport.sh. Right now, the readme file only mentions this for MacOS, but the principle is the same. Let me know if that does not help.
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