Hello Fredy Fredy Kuenzler wrote:
> http://www.reisen.ch/idn/ > > sorry, currently only german. But interesting topic. I'm wondering anyway if the umlaut domains in real life will work. For example, will the MTA's and MUA's understand such domain names? As far as I know the SMTP headers should only be 7-bit ASCII or correctly encoded, which your email did. But I also see a lot other mail programs which can't do it (probably my old Netscape 4.8, which I use here to send mail, won't to it). On Heise Newsticker was once the Posting with the title "Ist [EMAIL PROTECTED] paradox?" (http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/tol-23.11.03-002/) I really don't care about the umlaut domains as I'm usually working on a workstation with a US-Keyboard, so they won't sell me anything. ;) For international compatibility people which have a umlaut domain will probably also register the corresponding domain with 7-bit ASCII, for example M�venpick would probably not be happy if international customers need to type the � on their keyboards which they don't have. only my 2 cents bye Fabian (who is happy to have a 7-bit clean name ;) ---------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Maillist-Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/swinog%40swinog.ch/
