>The problem you are seeing is most likely due to Emailer's innate nature >of using ASCII test. The character set used to create "foreign test >characters" in email are not included in the parachoial American text set >of ASCII. Thus, when those characters are typed into an email program >they must be translated by the email program (including AOL) for >transmission across the Internet.
Thanks Ken. Emailer has the ability to recognize foreign text, such as such as u and B, so I am not sure where the problem creeps in. I have not seen an e-mail program misinterpret "extended ASCII" text in many years -- way before Emailer came out. Must be the the "mail grabber" part of Emailer. Perhaps it is having trouble with the RTF-formatted text in AOL. The e-mail was originally a plain text message. Regards, Jay >>The AOL mail message looks fine (if I check it via the web), but >>once Emailer downloads it and displays it, foreign text characters >>are all out of whack. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
