Sorry for not replying in the thread, and jumping in general, i'm
currently «jolly well fed up» of dealing with mail, but...
Philippe Verdy wrote:
|I do not criticize the fact of using quoted-printable; but the
|fact that of NOT using it to preserve characters; based on an
|arbitrary selecti
I don't know when this option was introduced; anyway the French translation
of this option is confusive/incoherent and if I have used it in the past, I
suspect the translation was reversed sometime.
Thanks for pointing it in the Gmail settings.
The bug remains though
2014-05-02 20:01 GMT+02:00 Ma
If there is a Gmail bug, then please report it.
Either way, I suggest you go into Gmail Settings and set it to "Use Unicode
(UTF-8) encoding for outgoing messages"
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Yes I know But in the first message it was not used.
I do not criticize the fact of using quoted-printable; but the fact that of
NOT using it to preserve characters; based on an arbitrary selection of
characters that Google considers worth preserving only when they appear in
combination of other c
On Fri, 2 May 2014 17:57:37 +0200
Philippe Verdy wrote:
> Apparently not. There's a difference: Gmail now used
> quoted-printable, that preserves these guillemets (as =AB and =BB)
> even if they are still encoded with ISO8859-1 (without replacement by
> ASCII pairs of symbols).
Using quoted-prin
Apparently not. There's a difference: Gmail now used quoted-printable, that
preserves these guillemets (as =AB and =BB) even if they are still encoded
with ISO8859-1 (without replacement by ASCII pairs of symbols).
In the previous message, Gmail thought that quoted-printable was not needed
for ju
On Fri, 2 May 2014 16:57:36 +0200
Philippe Verdy wrote:
> The email was sent from Gmail on its webmail, French edition.
> May be Gmail is causing this, this is not expected and I don't know
> why Gmail transforms the text to ISO 8859-1 (without breaking the
> text without notice, it could had use
The email was sent from Gmail on its webmail, French edition.
May be Gmail is causing this, this is not expected and I don't know why
Gmail transforms the text to ISO 8859-1 (without breaking the text without
notice, it could had used windows-1252, which has completely superseded ISO
8859-1 along w
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