One of the pains to many lists is the arrival of eMails with strange "="
and "=20" and "=3D" and so on and on. One may read around them with a
little mental effort, but when a message involves REXX or CLIST or
assembler code, cleaning it up to work gets to be a pain. So: 1) just for
curiosity
My way around it was to stop receiving this email in Lotus Notes. I created
a gmail account and get all my listservs in gmail rather than my company
Lotus Notes email. YMMV
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 1:20 PM, John Mattson wrote:
> One of the pains to many lists is the arrival of eMails with stran
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> Subject: Is there a way around =3D =C5 =A2
On Thu, 20 Jan 2011 10:20:05 -0800, John Mattson
wrote:
>One of the pains to many lists is the arrival of eMails with strange "="
>and "=20" and "=3D" and so on and on. One may read around them with a
>little mental effort, but when a message involves REXX or CLIST or
>assembler code, cleaning i
>If so, you can send another message to lists...@bama.ua.edu and as the
>body put the command
> set ibm-main fullhdr
This is what I did some time ago. I don't think I have seen any
"quoted printables" ever since.
--
Peter Hunkeler
Credit Suisse
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on 01/20/2011
at 10:20 AM, John Mattson said:
>One of the pains to many lists is the arrival of eMails with strange
>"=" and "=20" and "=3D" and so on and on.
As others have told you, those are quoted printable. I hate QP dolls
>where do these things come from
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