John Chambers wrote:
Ran into this nonsense mailing a gal a php proggie I had written for her to convert medline source references into CSV txt file...Since ABC is widely used to send tunes via email, ABC ends up being embedded inside messages in lots of other formats. It's fairly common for this to garble the ABC, as the encoding software is usually debugged only with ordinary (English) text. Decoding is fairly haphazard, and it will be common for your software to encounter partly-decoded email messages that contain partly-decoded tunes.
The sensible thing might be to just throw up your hands and refuse to deal with it. But you have a lot of companies working on a lot of email software doing their best to make life difficult for you.
She (unfortunately everyone on campus who doesn't know any better) is using exchange. Finally had to send her a zip.
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and so on and so forth.
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