On Thu, May 26, 2005, Wayne Brissette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>Of course there are ways round it. But since there is almost never a >>good reason to quote a signature, then it would make sense only to quote >>it if it has been deliberately selected. > >The problem as I see it is there are too many delimiters for signatures. >The quasi-standard is double dash space return. However, that isn't >always the case since there is no real RFC. The closest RFC is RFC 1855, >however it is NOT a real RFC
That's a non-problem. Of course PowerMail shouldn't try to second-guess all the ways someone might try to delimit signatures, but since there is a right way to do it (even if it 'only' has the status of best practice rather than formal standard) and lots of people adopt that right way of doing it, there's no reason not to recognise that as a signature. Daniele -- Apple Juice Ltd www.apple-juice.co.uk Chapter Arts Centre Market Road Cardiff CF5 1QE 029 2019 0140
