Re: [NTLK] Way to tell if Newton is Japanese?

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'kay, sorry- I assumed you had to send a message to something to set the
encoding. So you just set some slot on some endpoint frame to one of these
values? Anyway, I wonder what happens if you say 0. :)
Or perhaps the endpoint system isn't capable of handling Unicode.. though
that seems odd to me.

/sam

John Anderson wrote:
> It's not a function; it's the encoding for the endpoint.
>
> John

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