On 2003-01-16 at 16:42:15, Buddha Buck wrote: > [Note: I originally sent this to Mr. Nobody alone, but that wasn't my > intent. I'm re-sending it here, where I wanted it to go in the first > place. -- bmb] This came in with a content type text/plain, charset=us-ascii. US-ASCII is by definition 7 bits only, so if you're planning on sending Latin-1 accented characters, or UTF-8, or anything else that requires that 8th bit not to be stripped and assumed 0, your email program has to set the headers properly. Doesn't matter what it looks like in your outbox; all the transfer points along the way have to know how to treat the contents, too.
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