Dear Stavros,
Dear Ray,
Dear colleagues,
Many sincere thanks for your reply and comments. Naturally,
Unicode will be the final solution for all languages, but presently,
I am not sure whether it is Unicode or just code pages that are
supported in MS-Windows I am using (beyond the GCL Lisp
problem you mentioned of course).
Under these circumstances, I intend to prepare a multilingual
xmaxima.exe file (by using freewrap.exe) including all the
common code pages: cp1250 up to cp1254 and, possibly,
I will be able to have on the display an analogous Maxima
session. (This has been already done with English, Western
European languages and Greek of course.)
Unfortunately, I have no idea at all in which way I would
be able to print this document (in any way) on a real printer
since Windows Notepad seems to prefer just a single encoding.
Do you have some idea, please, about actual printing in this
multilingual session case in the MS-Windows environment?
Many thanks again and best regards from Patras.
Nikos