Dear Mark (and others who are interested):
I (mis-)spent my adolescence in a burgh north, across the Charles, from
Boston. Although it was a difficult walk in winter to the news kiosk in
Havard Square from Greasy Village (by the BU Bridge), I made it gladly
for my own copy of the Journal of Irreproducible Results. Poverty kept me
from subscribing, but, what's a school lunch or three? Recently, I
discovered that that magazine is STILL a going concern. Shiver my
timbers: I too am still afloat, logs intact (so to speak) in an old man's
memory.
Your signature:
>"I have a spelling checker
>It came with my PC;
>It plainly marks four my revue
>Mistakes I cannot sea.
>I've run this poem threw it,
>I'm sure your pleased too no,
>Its letter perfect in it's weigh,
>My checker tolled me sew."
> -Janet Minor
is amusing.
As is its attribution. I can't say I remember this from so long ago...but
Xeroxes and the Internet have much in common.... You should check out
this site:
http://www.jir.com/pullet.html
What, you ask, has this to do with your question? My semi-educated guess
is this:
If the service you mention is packing the ASCII 7-bit, it would certainly
look odd to CE and, hence, be considered an enclosure: Whose service
supports 7-bit anymore?
You'd have enjoyed the mirthful(?) tittering at the orher end of my phone
when I asked ISPs if I could use my TeleVideo 910 on their service...
"But I can read HTML," I said. They said they were sorry, but, no, they
couldn't help me. I'm still beyond hope: I LIKE Claris Emailer because it
doesn't "execute" funny stuff for me. (My default browser won't even
accept a filename with '#' in it, an extra layer of protection! 51-50,
otherwise.)
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"Si no fuera por patochada..."
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