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Just to clarify...
Although the language of the list is English, there is no moderation
problem about small things like titles and so on being in a foreign
language in addition to an English translation - although always bear
in mind that some list members will not be able even to display
languages like Japanese.
However, 2 byte email is a fairly black art and ecartis, the software
running the list, currently sometimes gets confused by messages
containing even tiny amounts of Japanese text, and devours the message.
So it is probably best to avoid Japanese completely, even in sigs.
Nick
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On Oct 29, 2003, at 12:10 PM, keitai-l@appelsiini.net wrote:
> the october 20 Nikkei Shinbun has a short article entitled: Cybird's
> Robert Hori discusses simple method for receiving TV information on
> mobile
> phones (I tried sending the Japanese title but it caused the mail to be
> rejected). Robert Hori claims that TV viewers can receive a mail
> message
> (from his firm) containing information about TV programs or commercials
> merely by pointing an infrared-capable mobile phone (504 or 505) at the
> TV.
> I had heard the iRDA protocol used in these phones was not a standard
> item
> in televisions but Hori's article suggests otherwise. Anybody know
> anything
> about this?
> Jeff Funk
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Received on Wed Oct 29 05:42:17 2003