Hi Jernej,
thanks for answering! > Actually, that's wrong - Position 0x96 (150 in decimal) is not defined > in ISO-8859-1, and TB is correct to display it as square. – (En Dash) > is on position 150 in Windows-1252, which is not the same as > ISO-8859-1. Terrific. Another Outlook peculiarity, then? Is there any way to fix this, on their end or on mine? > Thunderbird probably ignores the Content-type header, because there's > a ton of broken clients that set the encoding to ISO-8859-1, but > actually send out cp1252. Maybe TB! could do the same, but what it > does now is not wrong. Thank you for explaining that. Can I in some way "append" to a already defined charset in TheBat? I noticed there is an "edit" button in the options dialog, but it's greyed out. It probably is only meant to work for sets the user has added himself. Could I somehow copy the existing 8859-1, append it by 0x96, save it as a new entry and define this as the default for TheBat to use? If I did that, would I break the format TheBat is sending out itself or can I distinguish between "translate incoming for display" and "translate outgoing for standard compatibility"? -- Mit freundlichem Gruß Alto Speckhardt mailto:[email protected] TheBat v4.1.11
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