On Saturday, Mathieu Dube-Dallaire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
] > So something's strange there. :)
]
] Not at all. an equal (=) sign by itself as the very last character on a line
] means simply to concatenate the current line with the next (kinda like a non
] breaking line change), while in the quoted-printable format an equal sign (=)
] followed by an hexadecimal number is an escape sequence so:
]
] the decimal value of 0x20 is 32 and ASCII char #32 is... a space!
]
] So you still get "spaced<SPACE><NEWLINE>lines".
The point I was making that two different versions of the same
product does this two different ways...
I have written a subroutine to decode quoted-printable so I know
whats going on. :)
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