Hello Thomas,
Sunday, December 28, 2003, 1:14:40 PM, you wrote:
TF> What character set does TB choose in that case?
I checked it out from composing window,
"option, message encoding" = Chinese Simplified (GB-2312),
"option, message format"= plain test (windows)
TF> I know that TB chooses the same character set for replies that it
TF> finds the original message was sent in. I suspect that this is not the
TF> case when you hit F4. Check it out and let us know.
I tried to add %CHARSET="gb-2312" in my reply template to force the reply message
using GB2312 encoding, but still cannot solve the problem...
I am not sure whether it related to sender's text MIME encoding methods, I am trying
to send myself some "8-bit", "quoted printable" and "base64" test messages, and reply
each of them to see any difference~~
TF> PS: When you receive a mail in HTML/alternative and charset=GB2312,
TF> can you view the message in the HTML viewer? I receive a lot of such
TF> message but Big5 encoded and always have to hit F9 to see the text.
Yes, I can see them in the preview pane, but all of them are wrongly formatted, and
seems that it cannot auto-wrap very well, so I prefer to covert them into plain text
or just open the source view window :D.
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best regards
TK
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