...> mix of ascii and japanese characters, it only returns the ascii part. For this, it is because I have called (skip-chars-backward "[[:space:]]") before decode-coding-string, and apprarently skip-chars-backward seems mistook some non-ascii characters as whitespaces. AFAIS that's not a mistake, that's implemented See elisp info node 34.3.1.2 Character Classes `[:space:]'...

...> But the result is only partially correct. For example, when there are a mix of ascii and japanese characters, it only returns the ascii part. For this, it is because I have called (skip-chars-backward "[[:space:]]") before decode-coding-string, and apprarently skip-chars-backward seems mistook some non-ascii characters as whitespaces. -- William http://williamxu.net9.org

... of magical names was discussed. Rufus Opus pointed out the importance of using magical names in a Neo- Platonic setting. I've come across an even older reference about Isis, as a living magician, wrangling the secret name of Ra from him to gain his Eyes. Apprarently its a popular story, for it was still syncretised into Isis's legend when she becomes identified as the mother of Horus.

hi all, I installed sql2005 express with no apprarent problems, although I had previously installed VS2005 and it looked like it took an upgrade path. I can run Management Studio Express and see everything, define databases etc. From within the Configuration Manager I enabled Shared Memory, TCP/IP, Named Pipes and VIA for both "protocols for SQLEXPRESS" and for "Client Protocols". ...