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Has ISO-2022-JP been released yet?
Jonas
Fornander
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Hello
Jonas,
We are
currently working on adding ISO-2022-JP support to web messaging and
plan to demo it at the upcoming technical preview program in 2 weeks.
Feel free to contact Jason to sign up for the TPP program. We are working
on a date by which this will be released to all.
Bye
for now,
kg
I while ago I posted an issue with Japanese characters
when using webmail.
I have some more info from the client now. Does anyone
know how I can solve this issue.
It's fairly important so any help is really
appreciated.
<quote>
I tried sending emails from the webmail, and they were
garbled, but I changed the encoding to Shift-JIS, then they are
readable.
Every time one of our clients gets email from web mail, they have
to change the encoding in mail software.
This is the problem for the
client. And they are thinking the problem is crucial. I checked content-type in the header, and the
charset was ISO-8859-1. It is not for
Japanese character, I guess this is the cause of the problem. Usually Japanese email uses ISO-2022-JP. It
is safest way to send an email in Japanese.
Shift JIS is 8bit, so mail software can't handle the encoding
well. And actually Shift-JIS can't
handle ASCII. On the other hand,
ISO-2022-JP is 7bit and can handle ASCII.
Do you think it is easily possible to change the
encoding to ISO-2022-JP from Shift-JIS when the software sends emails in
Japanese?
</quote>
Jonas
Fornander
System
Administrator
Netwood Communications,LLC
Tel:
310-442-1530 Fax: 310-820-3125
"Find Out Why We're Better"
*************************************
Now offering Fiber Optic Internet service throughout
the continental USA. Speeds start at 5Mbps/2Mbps.
Go to www.netwood.net and fill in a prequal
request.
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