15/06/03 Kerwin: >What hi-ascii bug? I've used Emailer 2.0v3 for years and never >encountered (or even heard of) this.
When - a line starts with a quote sign (>) - the line contains a non-ascii character (accented letters etc., mainly a concern for non-english languages) - the line has a specific lenght (around 76-80, where Emailer wraps) - the line ends with a dot Then Emailer wraps the dot alone to a new line, which happens to be the ancient End Of Message tag (a line containing just a dot and a return). So Emailer interprets that End tag and doesn't send the rest of the message. Solution: run a script that fixes suspect lines by adding a space after the dot (this script's name is "Avoid QP truncation"). I've planned doing so for a long long time, just didn't bother putting it in OSA Menu's scripts menu and giving it a keyboard shorcut yet. But I should. I will. My excuse for postponing it is that I'd like to build another script that would merge the features of "Avoid QP truncation" and "Check before send", because there's no point in fixing a message before the moment it's sent. Lazy solution: in the meantime, revert to 2.0v1 for "normal" operation and cope with its limitations and older bugs. ---- VRic ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
