No, Ed, the sender is just writing pure English and it is coming in as
pure English, too. I never said much a out the German characters being
scrambled before, but the apostrophes in an English text when I reply
--it is in my reply that this transformation takes place ---
And it does NOT take place in my iBook with Tiger in it. That is the
mystery.
About the German characters, I do have questions on those, too, but
this here is pure english to english
Marta
On Jul 8, 2008, at 10:25 , Ed Wiser wrote:
Marta from what you are saying this looks like the sender is using a
language other than English and the mail is set up for English.
There must be a setting some where that needs to be set up so as to
keep the mail program from substituting an English character for a
non English character. Now where would that be will see what I can
find out about such things.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
] On Behalf Of Marta Edie
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 10:14 AM
To: Macintosh topics
Subject: [MacGroup] puzzler add
And I just checked my iBook, it does NOT do this transformation in
the replies. The trouble is totally in my new MBp with leopard in it.
Simply the pitts. And everybody up there at the store shrugs their
shoulders.
For a long time coming I shall not give up on my two computers with
Tiger in them. I find a lot of misses in this new Leopard.
Marta
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