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From: "Tai U" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "inFusion Support List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 3:18 PM
Subject: RE: [iMS] Strange character replacement
In case anyone is interested, I had the same problem, and after some digging
I found this old post from another list:
"...the message is tagged with a CTE (content-transfer-encoding) of
quoted-printable, so the '=' is the start of hexdecimal escape sequence for
an 8-bit character."
According to that posting, the way to get an "=" to look like an "=" is to
replace it with "=3D", where 3D is the ASCII code for "=". I just tried
this, and it seems like it works, so it may be as simple as entering content
into the tag as
BODY="#replace(emailbody, "=", "=3D", "all")#"
But then I have a few more questions:
1) are there any other characters we need to escape/be wary of?
If you're using quoted-printable then the "=" sign is the only one to woirry about.
2) do we have to have a CTE of quoted-printable, or is there a way to change
it to something else using the CFX-iMSMail tag?
Set QUOTEDPRINTABLE="NO" in the tag code.
3) If we can change it, what should we change the CTE to?
If you disable quoted-printable then the message will simply be sent as plain text
with line wrapping...
Regards,
Howie
-Tai
Tai U ?
developer ?
Mindseye Inc ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
http://www.mindseye.com ?
http://www.pixelpixel.net ?
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