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[Devid Verfaillie]

Hello TBUDL,

On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 23:22:45 +0200 (which was 23:22:45 where I
live) David van Zuijlekom wrote:

> Can somebody help us out here?

I did some testing and I came to this conclusion:
  - TB! defaults to us-ascii (7-bit encoding) when you don't use
    any 'special' characters, even when you specify a character
    set like iso-8859-1.
  - When using a special character like '�', TB! switches to
    8-bit encoding and iso-8859-1. This can only be seen in the
    headers of a saved or sent message. It doesn't change 'on
    the fly' (in the lower right hand corner of a new message
    screen).
  - It seems that replying to an 8-bit encoded msg produces an
    8-bit encoded reply, even when it's not necessary.

All tests done with the setting "8-bit characters are treated
without changes".


-- 
Regards,
  Devid Verfaillie

I'm not afraid of work. I can go to sleep right beside it.

Using The Bat! v1.52f on Windows NT 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2

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