Step 1: I write these two lines with
three test letters: � � �
(These are latin1 accented letters.)
Step 2: I will save the message and
examine it with ctrl-z, and I will
cut and paste what I find
Step 3: Here is what I find:
Step 1: I write these two lines with
three test letters: =E7 =E9 =E1
But the charset is set to ISO-8859-1.
What am I seeing? 7+16*(14)=231, so it's
the right hex code, but why is it showing
up like this? I.e., why do I see these
codes rather than the glyphs I see when
I use the message viewer?
The reason for asking:
these hex codes showed up in an email I sent
to a mailing list. (I see these codes rather
than the proper glyphs when my mail reaches
me from this list.) So naturally I am wondering
how this can be happening.
Thanks,
Alan
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