> In particular, quoting is limited to use within:
>- quoted-string
>- domain-literal
>- comment
>Within these constructs, quoting is REQUIRED for CR and "\"
>and for the character(s) that delimit the token (e.g., "(" and
>")" for a comment). However, quoting is PERMITTED for any
>character."
>
>So in your examples, if Outlook requests the envelope for the specified
>message, then the server *should* quote the parenthesis and the comma (as
>well as the double-quotes themselves *if* they are stored on the server in
>that manner)
Actually, my interpretation is that within quotation marks (which is a quoted-string),
you only need to quote the CR, "\", and the delimiters if they appear in the string
(in this case, quotation marks). So, the parentheses and commas would not need to be
quoted in a string.
In real-life use, I've never seen a comma or parenthesis within quotation marks that
was quoted (had the "\" before it).
Of course, it would be a lot easier to describe and undersatnd if they used a term
other than "quote" for what is done to characters... "I've never seen a comma quoted
when in quotes" just doesn't sound right!
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-Scott
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