On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 02:48:27PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 05:29:44PM -0400, adam morley wrote: > > > > my point is the reason for not violating said should clause is > > archaic. my reason is that if your mail reader can't handle it, step > > into the 21st century and get a reader that knows how to wrap text. > > Mail systems unpredictably truncate lines longer than (IIRC) 1023 > characters. So you're likely to have truncated paragraphs and sure to > tick off just about everyone with your arrogant attitude. actually its 1000--998 + crlf. according to the rfc > > If you want to break RFCs get a job with M$, where doing so seems to > be a good career move. uh. okay > > -rex -- thanks adam any and all ideas herein are the sole property of the author, with no implied warranties or guarantees. unless its somebody else's already.
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... Thomas Roessler
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... Thomas Roessler
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... Thomas Roessler
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... Thomas Roessler
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... rex
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... Suresh Ramasubramanian
- Re: Changing the Mime type of the outgoing message ... adam morley