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Subject: Re: [9fans] display iso8859 in rio
From: 9nut@9netics.com
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> I "hget" a website which is iso-8859-1 encoded. The output
> ist piped to htmlfmt -c utf but it didn't show the "german
> umlauts" correct. I only get somthing like that "W=C2=80rterbuch".
> (hope you can see the question mark)

You can try a different font, but I don't think that is the problem.
When I run unicode on that character, I get "unicode: invalid utf string =
=C2=80"
Isn't the -c flag to htmlfmt to tell it what charset to expect? I think
the value to -c flag should be iso-8859-1, not utf.