Re: How to read mail with &#nnnn

[Gaspar Sinai]

>   <P class=3Dnormal>B=E0i n=E0y &#273;<FONT face=3D"Times New =
>   Roman">&#259;</FONT>ng kh=E1 l=E2u tr=EAn t&#7901;=20
>   b=E1o b&#7841;n. &#272;&#7895; th=F4ng Minh th&#7853;t s&#7921; kh=F4ng =
>   xa l&#7841; g=EC v&#7899;i ch=FAng t=F4ị Anh t&#7915; Nh&#7853;t khi=20
>   &#273;<FONT face=3D"Times New Roman">&#7871;n Hoa th&#7883;nh =
>   &#272;&#7889;n th&#432;&#7901;ng &#273;&#7871;n nh=E0</FONT> ch=FAng =
>   t=F4i=20

If it only contains &#\d+; for all above ascii characters I usually
read such email with:

 yudit -e ncr file.txt

or in pine mailer in xterm  piping to:

 uniconv -decode ncr

As for a mixture of quoted printabe *and* ncr | can not really
do anything (without converting quoted printabel to ncr first).
It is possible to come up with a few lines of perl that does the
whole conversion though.

Cheers
Gaspar

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