Hi All,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001 at 14:56:19 GMT +0200 (9/14/2001 7:56 PM GMT +0700
where you think I live) "Edvinas"=[E] typed the following :
SH>> To prevent MUA confusing :-).
E> Excuse my ignorance - what is MUA? :)
Mail User Agent = Mailer.
SH>> If the header said it is QP while infact the body is plain-text, the
SH>> result is unpredictable :-)
E> Yes, I understand that. But information about message encoding type
E> is kept in "Content-Transfer-Encoding" header field. "Content-Type"
E> has nothing to do with it.
E> You may wonder why it is so important for me :) Thing is that my
E> native language charset ir ISO-8859-13 and The Bat! displays
E> message in this encoding if charset is not specified in message
E> header (this list removes such information!). When someone in this
E> list uses characters from other charsets I can't see correct
E> characters. I need manually to choose correct charset. I hope you
E> understand what I am trying to tell.
I can understand that, but perhaps you may reconsider the names of
"humanize QP", it means the listserver trying to *convert* (not
*stripe out*) QP to PT, to make even "dumb" MUA to understand, easy to
decode.
Look last posting from Ottar, are your TB! having problem to display
it ?
Most person only seen what's the content/body text, only if our MUA
have problem to decode or for other reason, we need to look the header
for further analysis :-)
Seems to me you're Techie person, why not join to tbtech list as I
suggest, make test there and compare it :-)
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- Syafril - mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Flying with The Bat! 1.54 Beta/8
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