Hi Sandip,
>>>>> "Sandip" == Sandip Bhattacharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Sandip> On Wed, 14 Jun 2000, Raju Mathur wrote:
>> I'm facing the same problem too, with Linux-Delhi, Linux-India
>> and also a couple of mailing lists I'm subscribed to. I'm
>> using XEmacs with VM and TM for my mail. Some messages
>> (notably plain text and some types of MIME) are easily visible,
>> for others I only see the Majordomo footer and have to press
>> ``D'' twice to see the text. [D is for decoding MIME content
>> in XEmacs/VM]
>>
Sandip> Weird subject line for the current discussion.
Sandip> Anyway is this got something to do with the character set
Sandip> encoding of the mime parts? Most of us have the default
Sandip> character encoding of us-ascii in our viewers. while these
Sandip> particular mime parts have the Latin-1 or
Sandip> iso8859-something.
Oh man, this is way beyond my limited comprehension! However, I'll
check the mime encodings of the messages and see if I can make some
sense out of them or find a pattern.
Sandip> The part added by the ILUG majordomo2 however doesn't have
Sandip> any charset specified, so a default is assumed. Just
Sandip> speculating.
Sandip> Also, Raj why does all your mails have the reply-to set to
Sandip> your address??? This had once very recently made me send a
Sandip> message to you by mistake. What gives??
My mails have reply-to set since I send from a machine which I can't
use to masquerade.
Sandip> Regards, Sandip
Regards,
-- Raju
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