Douglas Otis wrote:
this could also mean utilizing graphical characters to create
clean lines, boxes, and borders. This could be a matter of
the character-repertoire going beyond ASCII in conjunction
with a drawing application. This approach should permit a
simple translation back into ASCII-artwork for the ASCII only
version.
This won't work. Forget it. The xml2rfc ASCII-approximations
for Latin-1 and some additional windows-1252 characters are
already dubious. Weird cp858 example added below, bye, Frank
Ú¿ ÉË» +-+
ÃÅ´ Ìι |+|
ÀÁÙ Èʼ +-+
┌┬┐ ╔╦╗ +-+
├┼┤ ╠╬╣ |+|
└┴┘ ╚╩╝ +-+
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