> I did check my locale and made sure it is appropriate >for US English and it is. The message is sent in base64 which >used to be no problem to read.
So what is your locale, _exactly_? It matters. If it's sending characters that cannot be converted to the local character set ... things aren't going to work very well with that. I don't know the details of your text-to-speech system, so it might be possible that some characters might be interpreted by it but can't work in a US-ASCII locale (the language set in the locale doesn't really matter for this purpose). It would be useful to know what version of nmh you're using. Also, if you are willing to send me a copy of an offending message, I could try taking a look at it to see what the mystery characters are. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
