On 30 Nov 2011, at 2:24 pm, Winston Weinmann wrote:
>> If you view the full headers for one of the "garbled" examples sent back
>> to you by your correspondent, what mail client ("X-Mailer: ") and
>> text encoding ("Content-type: text/*; charset=") are used in his message?
>
> Here's what
No support from CTM. This is incredibly frustrating.
In some cases it is extremely embarrassing to send out poorly formatted mail.
Because I don't know what will show up when someone receives a message,
effectively I can't use HTML mail. Why did CTM even bother to add the feature?
- Winston
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>If you view the full headers for one of the "garbled" examples sent back
>to you by your correspondent, what mail client ("X-Mailer: ") and
>text encoding ("Content-type: text/*; charset=") are used in his message?
Here's what the response had:
X-Mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook 11
Cont
On 29 Nov 2011, at 12:51 pm, Winston Weinmann wrote:
> When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text" HTML format for messages some people
> receive the message with odd characters inserted like this:
Winston sent me an example directly (both as he sent out, and as forwarded back
to him by a recipient clai
On 29 Nov 2011, at 12:51 pm, Winston Weinmann wrote:
> When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text" HTML format for messages some people
> receive the message with odd characters inserted like this:
Sounds like a discrepancy between the declared text encoding, and the actual
one used in the message.
Wou
Another example:
" The review is up and itâ€(TM)s an absolute rave.Â
Â
  “A testament to the majesty and meaning of theater�
  “This production will remain in the heart as one of the most shattering
theatrical moments on record in this city�
  �With a pitch-perfect cast,
When I use PowerMail's "Rich Text" HTML format for messages some people receive
the message with odd characters inserted like this:
"Our Associate Artists are contributing their time and talent to for Cocoa and
Carols. You can help by:
  - donating an interesting bottle of liquor or wine
Â
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