I think this has been passed around fruitlessly once before, so there's no harm having another shot at the issue ;)
In the last email I got the header looks as per the attached, and the To: line of the message source looks like: To: "=?Windows-1250?B?SmVybmVqIFNpbW9u6Gno?=" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> That anything comprehensible at all can be derived from this is a miracle - so what's stopping the "c-hacek" from being right too? [And where did the backslashes and quotes come from?] (As someone who has rusty but serviceable Russian, and plans to buy a Cyrillic keyboard, install Russian as well as UK English support into XP and start removing the rust this is not merely an academic question :) Alastair PS Outlook (Express) gets it wrong too; strangely, the only email package I've come across which correctly renders the c-hacek is Mozilla. _____________________________________________________________________ This message has been checked for all known viruses by the MessageLabs Virus Scanning Service. For further information visit http://www.messagelabs.com/stats.asp
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