snapshot of project "lynx", label v2-8-1dev_4

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/docs/IBMPC-charsets.announce b/docs/IBMPC-charsets.announce
index 3e6aa639..870abe5b 100644
--- a/docs/IBMPC-charsets.announce
+++ b/docs/IBMPC-charsets.announce
@@ -9,11 +9,10 @@ General Information
 ===================
 Lynx comes with built-in translation tables to map the 8-bit character codes or
 character entities coming in from an HTML document to their equivalent codes,
-where possible, for various character sets.
-
-IMPORTANT:  you should choose display character set in Lynx Options Menu
-according to your font installed locally. Probably it would be cpXXX. Please
-contact lynx-dev mailing list if you want any new codepage not listed there.
+where possible, for various character sets.  You should choose display
+character set in Lynx Options Menu according to your font installed locally. 
+Please contact lynx-dev mailing list if you want any new codepage not listed
+there.
 
 Note that all points of the connection between the display at your end and Lynx
 at the remote end must be 8-bit clean.  If the high bit is being stripped at
@@ -51,7 +50,7 @@ you're not.  If you see box and line-drawing characters and mismatched letters
 and so on, you are likely displaying 7 bit data, not 8.  Ensure that all points
 of your connection are 8-bit clean:
 
-	On any remote UNIX systems you must pass through, do
+	On any remote UNIX systems you must pass through, do 
 		'stty cs8 -istrip' or 'stty pass8'.  'stty -a' should list
 		your settings.
 	On any remote VMS systems, do 'set terminal /eightbit'.
@@ -63,9 +62,9 @@ of your connection are 8-bit clean:
 		8 bit, some 8-bit character sequences, including those passed
 		by Lynx as well as those which are for your terminal type
 		(vt100, etc.) will be processed by Procomm as ANSI screen
-		control codes and will most likely result in a garbled display.
+		control codes and will most likely result in a garbled display. 
 		Set it to 7 bit.
-	If going through a dialup terminal server, you may have to set the
+	If going through a dialup terminal server, you may have to set the 
 		terminal server itself to pass 8 bit data.  How to do this
 		varies with the make of the server, and in some cases only a
 		system admin in charge of the box will have the authorization