Ulrik Larsen - Utopian. <[email protected]> wrote (Mon, 10 May 2010 05:22:09 +0200):
> Whenever i try to make a new mail, and write a recipient with a name > like 'sø...@bæk.dk' then 2 things will happend; First, anything after > the 'ø' is completly ignored and the address book tries to match up a > address for anybody with an 's' .. Second, if i try to write > 'sssø...@bæk.dk' in order to avoid the addressbook lookup, and press > enter, then email is displayed as 'sss r...@b k.dk' .. PM is making > spaces instead..!? This is not a solution but a workaround that might serve until PM supports international domain names: Before adding such an email address to your address book, convert it to "punycode" using one of the converters that can be found on the web, e.g. <http://idnaconv.phlymail.de/index.php>. <sø...@bæk.dk'> will result in <[email protected]>. If you add this encoded form to your address book, PM is able to handle this address without problems (at least on the few addresses that I tested). Regrettably, to make autocompletion work, you have to start typing "xn" which will list all addresses that are encoded in this way. (But I said it's just a workaround...) Kind regards, Tobias Jung
