I'm going to respond to a bunch of e-mails from different people, so
in order to avoid sending a bunch of replies I've combined them into
this one. Also please read it all, including my previous lengthy post
on other software that uses the be lenient in what you receive...
policy. Also, I'm
Thursday, November 28, 2002, 9:37:47 AM, you wrote:
JA I think that is correct behavior per RFCs. Special characters such as
JA spaces, , and such are supposed to converted to the hex version.
...
JA So TB! is only behaving as per the rules. You'll find it is the other
JA mail clients that are
It's long, I know, I'm sorry :(
Friday, November 29, 2002, 12:18:10 AM, you wrote:
JA It's almost this kind of thinking (no offence) that starts getting
JA programs in trouble. I know mailto: URLs won't cause any halm (unless
JA you do permit certain headers to be set), but saying well, just let
I think I've found a minor, but annoying mailto: bug. With an HTML
link that uses the mailto: and a subject line (i.e. a
href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=hello how are you) The Bat! may not
properly insert the subject line into the message composing window. If
the subject line contains
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