1. Funny characters in mails
- Posted by Tommy Carlier <tommy.carlier at pandora.be> Feb 01, 2004
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I (and all of the list readers) have noticed that sometimes mails sent to the list have funny characters in it. Spaces are replaced by =20, equal-characters (=) get replaced by =3D, and perhaps other characters are also replaced. Robert, isn't the mailing list filtered by the ListFilter-software you created (in Euphoria!) ? And could it be possible for that software to detect funny characters like that and replace them by the original characters? From observing the mails with funny characters, I think it's just =XX that needs to be replaced by the character with ASCII-code XX (XX = hexadecimal code). -- Tommy Carlier tommy online: http://users.pandora.be/tommycarlier
2. Re: Funny characters in mails
- Posted by Robert Craig <rds at RapidEuphoria.com> Feb 03, 2004
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Tommy Carlier wrote: > I (and all of the list readers) have noticed that sometimes mails sent > to the list have funny characters in it. Spaces are replaced by , > equal-characters (=) get replaced by =, and perhaps other characters > are also replaced. > > Robert, isn't the mailing list filtered by the ListFilter-software you > created (in Euphoria!) ? And could it be possible for that software to > detect funny characters like that and replace them by the original > characters? From observing the mails with funny characters, I think it's > just =XX that needs to be replaced by the character with ASCII-code XX > (XX = hexadecimal code). I thought about doing this, but I suspected it might not work, or it might mess up attachments or something. Anyway, I've now added a filter for: = equals three dee (becomes equals) and equals two zero (becomes one blank) We'll soon find out if it works or not. I can't test it properly myself because I don't have the problem. Regards, Rob Craig Rapid Deployment Software http://www.RapidEuphoria.com