Some languages that use characters from the extended ASCII set need
to have their translated text files encoded from the Unix charset to 
the one used by SYSLINUX (which is the default PC charset).

Use this to recode your files with "normal" characters to the IBM-PC
(VGA ROM) character set (install GNU recode if you don't have it yet):

recode lat1..ibm437 *.txt

Substitute your character set instead of "lat1" if you use another one
(e.g. latin-2).

Some characters like the Portuguese ă or the Hungarian ő cannot be converted
because they don't exist in the ibm437 charset. Use â or ô instead.

Balázs Bárány <balazs@tud.at>
