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Laura Conrad <lconrad@world.std.com> writes:

> Oh.  If "unibyte or mutibyte" is the same as "without or with Mule",
> I'm unibyte.  That is, I don't have Mule.

No MULE means unibyte, but with MULE, you can be either unibyte or
multibyte.  Emacs has a command line option `--unibyte', and it is
possible to select multibyteness for each buffer (without that
option).  Dunno how XEmacs with MULE does this.

kai
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