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Is it a multi-byte character, the second byte of which is equivalent to 'J'?
Have I just answered my own question by myself?
Why does it translate into a 'J' for text-based mail services?
Is it a multi-byte character, the second byte of which is equivalent to 'J'?
Have I just answered my own question by myself?
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Yea you have.
Unless its old style ASCII code which represents a J.
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