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From: Christian Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An 'ü' would therefore be encoded like this:
>
> ü = Unicode: 0xFC
> = UTF-8: 0xC3 0xBC
> = URL: %C3%BC
>
> (At least this is what I am doing with URLs with hi-ASCII
> characters in
> my own product.)
This is getting more and more interesting...
Here are the results of my quick testing:
PowerMail = some odd characters
Mail.app = ü
Windows w/outlook: NO BODY at all
Solaris w/Netscape: some odd characters
So again while I think Rene is right that something isn't kosher, I don't think
it's PowerMail's fault. It seems that lots of applications have this issue
across multiple platforms.
Some other quick tests leaving the ü character "as is" and not encoding.
PowerMail = some odd characters
Mail.app = ü
Windows w/outlook: NO BODY at all
Solaris w/Netscape: a totally different character than what I expected, but
then again, character mappings are different between the Mac and PC and Solaris.
Wayne
