Once upon a time, some guys invented ASCII. As these guys have been americans, they dind't care (or probably not even know) about the rest of the world and said: "128 different characters are enough."
So, nowadays you can't write and read a simple german umlaut within different computer systems.
But, thank god, the guys who perpetrated HTML, after about 30 years of a computer world without working umlauts, provide a solution to this tricky problem:
If you want to type "Ü", simply write Ü.
Congratulations, what a great idea! And again, 7 bit rule the
world...
Simple enable the RplcEnt switch.
Note:This only works for special characters that have been defined with <$defent> in hsc.prefs
