Daniel Bratell wrote:
>> QUESTION 1)
>> Would it be possible to put soft returns into plain text?
>>
>> QUESTION 2)
>> Is mozilla or netscape capable of suggesting / implementing such a
>> standard? (if not, who?)
>
>
> There is already such a format implemented in Mozilla and it is
> described in
> RFC 2646. It's format=flowed as you may have seen mentioned in this news
> group. Apart from Mozilla (and NS6), it is used by Eudora and Hotmail.
> Such mails are recognizable by their content-type which contains the key
> words: "format=flowed". For any mail program that don't know about or
> support
> format=flowed, the mail is handled as a normal text/plain mail. The only
> problem being that the soft line breaks are converted to hard line breaks.
>
> /Daniel
To date, all i was aware of were only two types of email text:
plaintext ASCII and formatted text (HTML).
1. Which of these two categories does f=f belong to? Both?
2. does NC4 or OE use f=f?
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Regards,
Peter Lairo
