Is this set manually in TB!? That is, is it possible that I've done
something that has caused my messages to start going out with
Content-transfer-encoding set to base64
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Stuart
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Hi Stuart,
@18-Jun-2003, 11:44 Stuart Hemming [SH] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said
SH Is this set manually in TB!? That is, is it possible that I've
SH done something that has caused my messages to start going out
SH with Content-transfer-encoding set
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MDP In Account properties | Mail management there's the 8 bit characters
MDP are treated as ... I've switched mine to Quoted Printable from Base
MDP 64 to attempt to get around it.
Mine's set to 'Without Changes'. However I think I've found the
Hi list, hi list admins,
Content-Transfer-Encoding: ...
seems to be cut from mails[1]. Is this a technical problem on the list
server?
I added Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 to Britt's Mail and got:
,- [ you wrote in base 64 ]
| lørdag, den 5. januar 2002, 11:56
|
| Hello list,
|
| I
Hello TBUDL,
I am norwegian and uses the norwegian letters æøåÆØÅ a lot, even in
subjects.
It seem that the standard encoding for these letters with The Bat is
8-bit for the massage body but some kind of 7-bit translation for
the headers. This created troble with a mailing list I
Hi All,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 at 11:58:49 GMT +0200 (9/14/2001 4:58 PM GMT +0700
where you think I live) Ottar Grimstad=[OG] typed the following :
OG I switched to Quoted Printable encoding. This works fine for this
OG list, but there is trouble when people with Outlook Express shall
OG
Hello,
On Friday, September 14, 2001, 11:58, Ottar wrote:
OG Hello TBUDL,
OG I am norwegian and uses the norwegian letters æøåÆØÅ a lot, even in
OG subjects.
Similar situation with me - I'm lithuanian ad I am also using specific
lithuanian letters a lot.
OG It seem that the standard
Hi All,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 at 13:05:18 GMT +0200 (9/14/2001 6:05 PM GMT +0700
where you think I live) Edvinas=[E] typed the following :
[...]
E By the way, I've just noticed that this list removes header
E information about charset used in message. Why?
Because I have activate
Hello,
On Friday, September 14, 2001, 13:37, Syafril wrote:
E Right now I find in my header:
E Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
E But I am sure that it will become just
E Content-Type: text/plain when I get my message from this list.
SH Correct.
SH Humanize QP not only convert the
Hi All,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 at 13:41:02 GMT +0200 (9/14/2001 6:41 PM GMT +0700
where you think I live) Edvinas=[E] typed the following :
E But why it removes information about charset? What are the reasons
E to remove it?
To prevent MUA confusing :-).
If the header said it is QP while
encoding type is kept
in Content-Transfer-Encoding header field. Content-Type has nothing to
do with it.
You may wonder why it is so important for me :) Thing is that my native
language charset ir ISO-8859-13 and The Bat! displays message in this
encoding if charset is not specified in message header
is plain-text, the
SH result is unpredictable :-)
E Yes, I understand that. But information about message encoding type
E is kept in Content-Transfer-Encoding header field. Content-Type
E has nothing to do with it.
E You may wonder why it is so important for me :) Thing is that my
E native
Hello,
On Friday, September 14, 2001, 15:22, Syafril wrote:
SH Look last posting from Ottar, are your TB! having problem to display
SH it ?
Yes it had. Instead of Ottar's norvegian characters TB!displayed lithuanian
characters. I had manually to set charset to ISO-8859-1 - only then I saw
Hi All,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 at 15:49:52 GMT +0200 (9/14/2001 8:49 PM GMT +0700
where you think I live) Edvinas=[E] typed the following :
SH Look last posting from Ottar, are your TB! having problem to display
SH it ?
E Yes it had. Instead of Ottar's norvegian characters TB!displayed
E
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