What is the option: 8-bit characters are treated...

Hi Under the Account|Properties|Mail management menu you have 3 configuration choices for 8-bit characters are treated: Without changes as Quoted-printable as Base64 What does this option do? I cannot find it in the help file or on the TBUDP wiki pages. -- Best regards, MFPA

Allow 8 bit characters in header ?

Io, I suppose it means that you can see accentuated characters in Object field of mails... But... ...It means I can put accentuated characters in the object of my new mails I'm creating, or it means others can send me accentuated object e-mails ? Thanks -- WilWilWil (France) TB 3.0

Re: Allow 8 bit characters in header ?

can send me accentuated object W e-mails ? No, it does mean none of above. It means that 8 bit characters in headers will be transmitted as they are. If you don't allow 8 bit characters in header, 8 bit characters will be converted to 7 bit characters using either Quoted printable or base64

8-bit characters are treated without changes

Hello TBUDL, In the account properties (mail management tag) is an option to define how 8-bit characters are to be treated: Default value is without changes. I do not understand for what reason should I choose the option without changes since SMTP supports only 7-bit ASCII characters

Re: 8-bit characters are treated without changes

Hello Cyrille, You wrote on 2004.05.30., 19:02: In the account properties (mail management tag) is an option to define how 8-bit characters are to be treated: Default value is without changes. I do not understand for what reason should I choose the option without changes since SMTP

Re[4]: 8-bit characters

Friday, October 31, 2003, Vasiliy Efimenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello net5zero, On 31 October 2003, at 00:23 -0500 you wrote: nnn If I get a message is Japanese, can I view it in TB 1.62? If so, what nnn do I need to do? Sorry, about Japanese I don't know. How about messages in any

Re: 8-bit characters

Hello net5zero, On 1 Nov 2003 at 00:50:07 -0500 GMT [06:50 CET] you wrote:' nnn How about messages in any other foreign language. I am just using nnn Japanese as an example. nnn The foreign-language messages would be gibberish in English. Can I nnn view that message in The Bat! in the language

Re: 8-bit characters

Hello Andre, On Sat, 1 Nov 2003 12:41:26 +0100 GMT (01/11/2003, 18:41 +0700 GMT), Andre Wichartz wrote: nnn The foreign-language messages would be gibberish in English. Can I nnn view that message in The Bat! in the language of the message? If yes, nnn how? You can. If the message has the

Re[3]: 8-bit characters

Hello net5zero, On 31 October 2003, at 00:23 -0500 you wrote: nnn If I get a message is Japanese, can I view it in TB 1.62? If so, what nnn do I need to do? Sorry, about Japanese I don't know. -- Best regards, Vasiliymailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Using: * The Bat!

8-bit characters

Under Account Properties Mail Management, on 8-bit characters' treatment: 1. What are 8-bit characters? 2. What is the difference between without changes and quote-printable? TIA Current version is 2.01.3

Re: 8-bit characters

Hello net5zero, On 30 October 2003, at 04:19 -0500 you wrote: nnn 1. What are 8-bit characters? Is a none Latin alphabet characters. For example, 8 bit characters are Cyrillic letters: , , , , , , , (I don't sure that you are able to see this letters properly). nnn 2. What

Re[2]: 8-bit characters

Thursday, October 30, 2003, Vasiliy Efimenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 30 October 2003, at 04:19 -0500 you wrote: nnn 1. What are 8-bit characters? Is a none Latin alphabet characters. For example, 8 bit characters are Cyrillic letters: , , , , , , , (I don't sure that you are able