Usually this is a function of the mailer which uses Quoted-printable encoding. 7 bit ascii characters are sent as, but 8 bit characters are encoding using =3Dnn.=20 So, =3D itself is encoded as =3D3D.
Your email client should decode them so you lose the 3D. But sometimes this doesn't happen. The encoding method appears not to be stated correctly in the mail header. On 5/7/06, Charles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I seem to relatively often get this on the mailing list. As you can s= ee > below, there's this =3D3D thing which means nothing. I'm guessing it'= s > the same as > > dehex "%3D" > > Which is the equal sign (=3D). But, why does it happen? > > > > > Hi, > > > > I created this small script just to group some useful features: > > > > 1) Passing default values using external variables. > > 2) Check if text is null, then assign default values > > 3) Read values externally from "view" > > > > rebol[] > > > > text1: "Default 1" > > text2: "Default 2" > > > > view layout [ > > t1: field text1 > > t2: field text2 > > > > button "Save" [ > > if t1/text =3D3D "" [ > > t1/text: "DEF1" > > ] > > > > if t2/text =3D3D "" [ > > t2/text: "DEF2" > > ] > > > > unview > > ] > > ] > > -- Graham Chiu http://www.synapsedirect.com Synapse-EMR - a free electronic medical records system -- To unsubscribe from the list, just send an email to lists at rebol.com with unsubscribe as the subject.
