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2014-02-25 15:08 GMT-05:00 wayne cripps <w...@cs.dartmouth.edu>: > > I see "test 123" then four a's with grave accents, c with cedilla,e repeated > three times, then 6 c's with cedilla, and three e's with circumflex. This > came to me directly, so it didn't go through the robot. > > W > > On Feb 25, 2014, at 2:38 PM, Bruno Fournier <br...@estavel.org> wrote: > >> this is a test to see if I still get strange characters >> >> test 123 àààà. çeçeçeççççççç êêê >> >> 2014-02-25 14:18 GMT-05:00 Wayne Cripps <w...@cs.dartmouth.edu>: >>> >>> Hi lute people - >>> >>> I recommend that when you compose a message to send to the >>> lute list that you set the format to "plain" and avoid "rich >>> text" and "HTML". This will keep you from using formatting >>> options that won't get past the mail list robot un-mangled. >>> >>> The lute list robot converts every message to plain text because >>> there was a time, not long ago in lute builders time, when many >>> of the readers could not interpret the fancier HTML coding that >>> would appear in their mailbox, and they complained loudly about >>> it. If it seems clear that now nobody is using a mail reader that >>> doesn't understand HTML, I could start sending the mail on as >>> HTML, which would allow people to use various fonts and colors >>> in their messages. This would not be trivial for me to do, and >>> some small number of messages would still come through garbled, >>> but it is a possibility, if everyone on the list wanted things >>> to work that way. I know a few people would be very excited >>> to see HTML messages passed on in their original form, but I need >>> to feel that everyone would prefer it. So let me know, one way or >>> the other. >>> >>> Wayne >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> To get on or off this list see list information at >>> http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Bruno Cognyl-Fournier >> >> www.estavel.org >> > -- Bruno Cognyl-Fournier www.estavel.org
