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Subject: OT: Special letter chars
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Hi freebsd-java,


Off-topic question:

I'd like to convert all Unicode special letter characters to a normal 
US-ASCII letter char. Do you know any utility classes that do that?

For example, I'd like this function to convert the Unicode for e-umlaut to 
an 'e'...

Any hints would be appreciated.


Ernst