Jon Babcock wrote:
>Also, it asked that the subject headings be left in latin-1 or usascii so
that
>regardless of the user's email client or its settings, the subject header
>could at least be read.
Whatever character set is used for messages, I would like to request that
subject lines be in ASCII. I often read mail via a terminal emulator, and
it is useful to be able to see what a message is about before deciding
whether to download from the server.
By the way, and off topic, can anyone recommend a UTF-8 capable mail
program that is not Outlook?
John Hudson
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