This is often symptomatic of a broken iconv implementation. What OS are you using? What version of wv? What version of GNU libiconv are you using (if you're using GNU libiconv, that is...)?
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2003-02-05
Ahhhh.....
I must have been using an old libiconv that was lying around.
make clean and a recompile with the latest libiconv did the trick.
Thanks for your help Francis.
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Hi,
I'm having a few problems getting wvware to work.
It doesn't seem to make any difference what format I convert to (html or ps) i get a few odd words but mainly ????? in place of words.
eg for the example title.doc i get:
?????? heading1 ??????
????????heading2???????
....
?????big????
Any ideas?
-Philip
This is often symptomatic of a broken iconv implementation. What OS are you using? What version of wv? What version of GNU libiconv are you using (if you're using GNU libiconv, that is...)?
Ahhhh.....
I must have been using an old libiconv that was lying around.
make clean and a recompile with the latest libiconv did the trick.
Thanks for your help Francis.