Hey Butch,
Sounds like a local/outlook server problem. I can see those symbols
just fine. Check the settings on your Outlook Express.
And I didn't change servers last year. Haven't done so for several
years now, and don't think I want to. (eek)
Far as the digest, I flipped over to my digest folder, and saw what I
expected to see; the digest is sent out as a flat Plain Text email,
using a US ASCII character set. Nothing fancy at all. Your virus scan
might be interfering with normal delivery, intercepting it and
sending it on to you as an attachment.
So I don't know what to tell you. I'm using the Mac Mail Client here
at home and Thunderbird at work, and both work quite well with the PDML.
Doug
On Mar 20, 2006, at 10:48 PM, Butch Black wrote:
These questions are for Doug
Ever since late last year (when you changed servers IIRC?) the ANSI
character set has not been displaying properly on the list
(examples © copyright, ¢ cents, ° degree) They used to work, how
come they don't anymore?
Also, I'm on the digest. Most of the digests show up as an
attachment with a message from my anti virus saying it wouldn't
scan for viruses due to too many nested layers. Is there any way of
flattening the digest prior to sending?
Butch
