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Hi,all

   When I type some Chinese in verbatim, it seems strange in different
system. In my unix/linux system, I must set the following:
\setuptyping[option=color] 
otherwise the Chinese are typed such as "^^a1 ^^ba..." in the output.
In Windows98 with miktex or fptex, sometime it works without the above
settings, sometime it still give "^^a1 ^^ba.." output  even if I have 
set the above setting.
Why? 

> Hm. It can be that your linux tex is set up in such a way that it does not
>take >127 chars by default. Just send a question to the list, since there
>are linux users there. 
>
>Hans

           Mr. Lei Wang
            leiwang@btamail.net.cn