Hello Thomas,
You wrote on 9/7/2001, 7:37 PM:
Thomas> I couldn't find a Context-Type and charset= header in your
Thomas> message.
Thomas> Right clicking and choosing Character Set on your message
Thomas> shows "None".
Sorry, this is my last try :)
I think I know what happened:
At first I saved the UTF-encoded message as EML from OE. Then I
imported it to TB!. At this point, the charset="utf-8" was in their
place.
When I sent it out, and also when I sent it out MIME-forwarded from
TB!, it seems to have lost this charset= header.
Now I will try to send the message saved from Outlook attached as
file.
By the way, TBUDL now accepts attachments, sssssssssh! ;)
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Cheers, SyP
Emacs is a decent OS, but its editor sucks.
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This message is HTML on purpose, sorry
about that. :)
Let's see how TB! deals with
UTF-8!
katakana letter ZI: ジ
o with double acute: ő
o with tilde: õ
a with grave accent: à
the Euro sign: €
Thomas> Do you have a way of sending me
such a message? If it is
Thomas> UTF-encoded, and you have the fonts on
your box, it should
Thomas> display correctly even if the languages are
mixed.
Let's use that old dusty Outlook Express
for something...
Thomas> I didn't now about this internal
conversion into an 8-bit encoding,
Thomas> where did you read
this?
Nowhere, I just figured it out... If I
wasn't factually correct, I hope
I guess they call WideCharToMultiByte with the current code page as a
parameter,
but I'm in wild speculation mode right
now.
Bye, SyP
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