Dave N sa såhär:
Today I1m getting really annoyed at seeing 1 instead of apostrophes.
CTM, PLEASE fix this for us!
You do love us more than Microsoft does, ... don1t you?
I wrote a script trying to solve this problem, which stumbled on the
fact that the message source is read only. If it was
Mikael Byström / 2007/02/28 / 03:50 PM wrote:
Done completely by CTM would
be better though.
I agree. Apple Mail gave the workaround. Can we have one, too?
An interesting side story:
When OSX came out, digital audio vendors weren't ready for the new
framework. This is why Apple had to buy
I have been using an applescript that changes the incoming messages to
whatever is on the clipboard. It isn't perfect, but it works. To use it,
copy something to the clipboard first, then run this script from the
PowerMail script menu to replace the entire text email message with the
clipboard
Today I1m getting really annoyed at seeing 1 instead of apostrophes.
CTM, PLEASE fix this for us!
You do love us more than Microsoft does, ... don1t you?
(you DO, right??)
Best,
Dave N
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Without getting into a tis/taint
Alan Harper ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on 2007-02-08 13:24 said:
While we are on the subject of Microsoft engineers, this is a good
article on those stupid winmail.dat files:
http://www.gpc.edu/%7Ejbenson/resource/winmail.htm
IMNSHO, PowerMail should most definitely add a feature to deal with this
(Yes, I could fix it with an AppleScript, but CTM can fix it better. :))
It's interesting because I started working on a script last night and found
that trying to use the content of the message got very messy pretty quickly.
However, using the source (which is HTML) of the message was much
Dave N Thu, 8 Feb 2007 12:05:12 -0800
Actually, I would LOVE to have a find/replace feature in PowerMail. I
live in PowerMail a lot more than any other word processor, and yet I
find myself copy/pasting entire messages into TextWrangler for simple
things, like find/replace a certain expression or
Dave N wrote:
It also happens with emails sent from the newest version of MS Entourage
2004 for Mac. Does that count as a different email client?
Is there a setting I can make in PowerMail that will deal with this well?
Other email programs seem to deal with it ok.
These messages are badly
How many Microsoft Engineers does it take to change a light bulb?
(You can google the punch-line)
On Thu, 8 Feb 2007 09:12:21 +0100 PowerMail Engineering said:
These messages are badly encoded. Microsoft should fix this problem.
Some other email programs display these messages correctly,
Jérôme sez:
These messages are badly encoded. Microsoft should fix this problem.
LOL!!! That's hilarious! And IE should use only W3C standard tags so we
don't get messages like Your browser is not supported, please use
IE... Microsoft's attitude will always be, 90% of users don't have a
problem,
While we are on the subject of Microsoft engineers, this is a good
article on those stupid winmail.dat files:
http://www.gpc.edu/%7Ejbenson/resource/winmail.htm
And if you are really a glutton for punishment, catch up on Verity
Stob's postings at http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/02/06/
Without getting into a tis/taint argument about WHO should fix the
problem, and even though we all hope that CTMDEV cares more about
PowerMail users than Microsoft does.
How about a toolbar button that does a find/replace to fix these?
For instances of *1* to detect a 1 in place of a single
Hi,
I get a lot of emails that include numbers instead of punctuation. Like
this:
I1ve got an office of users ready for a lynching - mine as a result of
issues they are experiencing with Word. I1ve done a fair amount of research
I can see that where I would expect single quote ', I see a 1.
I think that this is an Outlook Express Bug. If I remember correctly,
Outlook Express says that it is using one character encoding and
actually uses a different one. Look at the headers to see if all are
from the same mail client, then do a google search. But I think the
answer is, if you are
It also happens with emails sent from the newest version of MS Entourage
2004 for Mac. Does that count as a different email client?
Is there a setting I can make in PowerMail that will deal with this well?
Other email programs seem to deal with it ok.
D Nathanson
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