Hi all Regarding email contents. I've received an email from ACM to renew my subscription, and I was totally unabled to follow the link they propose. So I use View Source to find out what was happening, and I found that The Bat! is incorrectly managing encoding (particulary, if it founds % + 0 + A all together in an URL).
Please see these files: http://www.FernandoNajera.com/d1.jpg and http://www.FernandoNajera.com/d2.jpg to understand what's happening. I've removed some info but the really important stuff is shown: original source shows % 5 C % 0 A & notice... & FromEmail... (w/o spaces) and in the message you get % 5 C % 0 A then a carriage return then notice... then a blank space (!) then FromEmail... Of course, copy&pasting from view source worked perfectly. This link is exactly the same in two places: first, as a <a href> tag, and lastly, as a <font size="-1">...</font> tag. The first one is not shown when viewing plain text so I cannot say anything about it. The second one is broken in plain text view. The first one is a redered as an underlined link but incorrectly translated when clicked in html view, and the second one is shown quite small but rightly in html view. Is this a hidden feature that I can turn off somewhere :) or is this a bug? If so, how can I report to proper person to take care about it? Best regards, Fernando N�jera -- Using The Bat! v1.61 on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 3 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
