Thanks for the clarification. It seems to be after a quoted 76-characters line, i.e. just for the record.
This bug (as with most of them, actually) was unknown to me. Are bugs discovered through this list somehow archived for reference, at the MaceMail Emailer site or somewhere else? Is there a point doing this? The "high-ascii conditioned quoted 76-line truncation bug"... :) I absolutely don't mind asking like this (I rather enjoy any opportunity to bother you all nice and generous people :) but perhaps a bug reference page would save knowers from having to (repeatedly) travel way back into the (fading?) history of Emailer oddities? Also, being reduced to the search for clues in the Emailer Talk database may mean more (filtering) work. (Or...?) As for the high ascii characters, there were none - except for the one in my name... (sigh) best, Bj�rn Michelle's reply: >There is a bug in Emailer 2.0v3 that truncates messages if the only >character of a line is a period and the message contains high-ascii >characters. (There might be some other considerations as well, but I >can't recall what they are.) This happens mostly when a 72-character >(or is it 76?) line ending in a period is quoted. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
