Re: How to display German "extra" characters -- MIDRANGE-L

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CCSID 00273, code page 00273, character set 00697,
Austria, Germany? That's from Appendix A
of 'International Application Development', SC41-5603-
xx. Appendix F has pictures of the actual characters for
each code page.
> Folks,
>
> What code page do I use to display umlauts and other fun German things?
>
> We are changing our system to use MSGF entries for all "literals" in our 
>display
> files so we can "easily" have multiple-language support.  We have our first
> round of data back from the translators.  However, some characters did not map
> according to expecatations - the umlaut became the 3/4 symbol, for instance.
>
> Thanks for your help!
> Michael Polutta
> Atlanta, GA
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