Francois LE COAT wrote: > Hi, > > Hartmut Figge writes : >> Francois LE COAT: >>> The problem with UTF-8 encoding happens when you talk in French forums. >>> Because I register to some newsgroups on the Usenet, I frequently >>> have the problem with users adopting the UTF-8 character encoding, >>> and using accentuation. Of course it is not a problem here. Every >>> accent is badly displayed with 2 unreadable characters, in the message, >>> and when I reply to the corresponding message, I have to rewrite it. >>> >>> This happen since the following bug was corrected : >>> " >>> Fixes in Beta 1 >>> The en-US locale now defaults to UTF-8 for outgoing emails (bug 941545). >>> " >>> at <http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.26/changes> >>> >>> It happens on the Usenet, but also when receiving or sending emails >>> with a SMTP server, whatever host system I use (OS X, Linux ...) >> >> I will write some chars with accents é Ú ê and try to send this message >> as utf-8 via Options->Character Encodings. Not sure about the success >> though because of recent changes to SM. >> >> Examples can be very useful. Do you see the problem in the first line of >> my writing? >> >> Hartmut > > You wrote "I will write some chars with accents" ... And 3 separated > characters I can't read following. That's a problem I often have > since I installed SeaMonkey 2.26. I often have to guess what is the > other user meaning, erase the characters, and correct the message. > > This is really embarrassing using accentuated languages, like French. > And UTF-8 is a very commonly used character encoding on the Usenet. > > Best regards, >
This message I am replying to has content type: Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-15; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hartmut's three characters are not readable. They were readable in his original post and in my reply to his post. AT least for me anyway. Dennis _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
