03-26-2009
How to translate character and font sets ?
Hi,
below is an example of dialog script from the net, I would like to run
from a command line in putty terminal opened session.
The issue is some characters get replaced by dots.
Could you advise me a solution to edit the following string into
window character set accepted by putty ?
I can make a selection in putty configuration
Window / translation / character set.
Unfortunately I don't know which one should I select.
In the following example characters replaced by putty into dots
come from Verdana character set.
Do I need any special tool ?
To see the problem, please copy & paste the below string into putty terminal command line.
Jack
dialog -yesno “Are you learning anything from this blog” 5 50 && echo “Yes, thanks Owen.” || echo “No, Write some better Linux Related Posts”
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