Numerically encoded Cyrillic e-mails

Fri May 20 19:41:11 UTC 2005

>about it?  (b) Specifically, is there any kind of software available
>that will change a numerically-encoded text into the corresponding
>Cyrillic characters?  (Of course I could search and replace one letter
>of the alphabet at a time, but that would take far too long -- perhaps
>there is a device that will do this for all the letters at once?)

Put it into an HTML document, like this:

  - open a new blank document in TeachText or some other plain text editor
  - type: <html><body>
-  paste in the numeric codes
  - type </body></html>
  - save as somethingOrOther.html
  - open in a web browser.

I think even Netscape 4.77 should be able to cope 
with this, but you might be better off upgrading 
to Netscape 6 or 7 - both, I believe, supported 
under OS 9.
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