>>>>> "Enrico" == Enrico Forestieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Enrico> I asked to a friend of mine to send me an email with lines Enrico> starting with a dot. Now I am using thunderbird to reply. Tell Enrico> me what you see. .this line starts with a single dot ..this Enrico> line starts with two and only two dots this line ends with a Enrico> single dot. While I see the correct thing here (reading on a linux machine with emacs/gnus), when I checked my mail this morning on my palm I saw two points for first line and three points for the second. I remember a long time ago when I used the "mail" unix command to write mail that one had to put a "." alone on a line to finish the message. I wonder whether this is related to some feature of the mbox message list structure (like the infamous >From bug). JMarc
