* Ken Weingold ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [Dec 12. 2001 14:07]: > > > [-- End of PGP output --] > > > \012 > > > [-- The following data is signed --] > > > \012 > > > > I've seen similar, and still do. I originally thought it was my Procmail > > filter for non PGP/MIME PGP messages, but changing it didn't fix the > > problem. The content-type doesn't matter for me, I still see the same > > things. I was also told to check locales, but altering those didn't > > make any difference either. When I reply to an email with that > > funkiness, vim shows the characters correctly. *shrug* :-( > > I get the \012's as well. But I don't think it shows up the editor > because that entire PGP section is not part of the message to go INTO > the editor.
OK, well lets say I edit the message and change the content type, should that make any difference in the way the characters are displayed? *My* whole problem, I think, is that I'm confused about the steps that are needed (in terms of a sequence of events?) to display those characters correctly. I'm confused whether or not it's my shell, or the content type, or mutt or? :-) And I'm seriously confused about what (or where) the documentation for such a thing would be. Or maybe I'm making no sense what so ever. <g> -- -Brian Clark
