* Patrick Lesslie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spake thus:
> > My .muttrc currently has:
> > set charset="iso-8859-1"
> >
> > but this is what I played with last time I tried to fix this problem and
> > changing it only resulted in me being able to turn the /123 into ?
>
> It still might be a good idea to lose that line. I don't have that one.
> It might be overriding the gnome-terminal setting while mutt is open in
> the terminal.
Yay! that seems to have fixed it.
Probably that wasn't it completely, tho' as I used never to have that
line in my muttrc... so a combination of stuff seems to have done the
trick...
Cheers and thanks,
Taryn
[who is absurdly happy for such a small victory...]
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