Yeah, a highbit ascii degrees symbol prints as a Zero on some systems.  I
certainly would think 1200 degrees F would probably etch your boards a
little TOO fast.

--lawrence
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From: +ACI-Alan B. Pearce+ACI- +ADw-A.B.Pearce+AEA-RL.AC.UK+AD4-
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Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: +AFs-OT+AF0-: When is a nozzle a nozzle


+AD4- +AD4-i just run the heater wide open on
+AD4- +AD4-medium heat and take whatever temperature I get, about 1200F.
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+AD4- Umm I take it you mean 120F - plain text does not have superscripts :)
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