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From: account@somehost.com (Peter Pun)
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Subject: Re: OS on a CD / multi-language support for e-mail
Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2011 14:03:49 +0900
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Peter Pun <account@somehost.com> wrote:
> I need an OS hat can also handle
> Chineswe, German, Japanese, and Russian, without messing up the
> characters, and so I am thinking that Thunderbird might be a good choice
> for the mail software.

Sorry about the garbled message. Here is what I had tried to post:

I need an OS that can also handle Chinese, German, Japanese, and
Russian, without messing up the characters, and so I am looking for an
OS that natively uses Unicode. For the same reason I am thinking that
Thunderbird might be a good choice for the mail software.