Will anybody at mandrake ever fix these headers? Its been broken ever
since I have been on it!
I have contacted MDK but no one every replys, hopefully this email will
spur someone into fixing it
it requires this to be set for utf-8 the standard language of the net..
or even being correctly defin
On Thu, Mar 07, 2002 at 12:39 +0900, J. Grant wrote:
> Will anybody at mandrake ever fix these headers? Its been broken ever
> since I have been on it!
>
> I have contacted MDK but no one every replys, hopefully this email will
> spur someone into fixing it
>
> it requires this to be set for utf
We should not have to set US_ASCII as our default IMO, if the headers
specified it there would be no problem.
JG
> I've never seen this. Normally I use Mutt but sometimes when away from
> home I use the www interface of GMX with Netscape or Opera. It always
> comes as plain ASCII to me.
>
> w
I didn't have any problem with the newsletter either. On the other
hand, the newsletter is in English, so whether the message's header
indicates UTF-8 or US-ASCII or anything else, the result should be the same.
What email programme do you use? Maybe your programme associates
wrong
Hello Fong,
I have set utf8 as default, so if email comes it where the sender has
missed out the relevent headers (like this one) it assumes its utf8
which means all the !"£$%^&*( comes out as
JG
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
> I didn't have any problem with the newsletter either. On th
Hi Grant,
I see that you use Mozilla 0.9.8 for Linux. Me too. My Mozilla is
set to UTF-8 everywhere too, but there's no problem with me (or maybe I
didn't notice it?) I've deleted the newsletter, so could you send it me
again so that I can see if there's anything special? Have you t
