On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 17:19:57 +0800, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
TF> I was referring to RFC's. I have never seen an email address with
TF> German umlauts or Chinese characters and wondered whether there's a
TF> reason.
It's RFC822 (as usual), where the allowed characters are all ASCII
characters in the range 32..126 decimal. Note that if you want any
character from the set "()<>@,;:\[]" or SPACE or the quote in your
address, you have to quote it. Eg "words with spaces"@somedomain.org
would be a valid RFC address. But this looks wierd and I'm not sure
if all MTAs and MUAs could handle it...
Regards
Peter
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