From: Peter Constable
Message: 4469
Date: 2005-03-24
> From: Richard Wordingham [mailto:richard.wordingham@...]sent to
> > Is there a problem with the site settings or something? Messages
> > the list encoded in UTF-8 are getting re-tagged as being is ISO8859-1.
>I've sent plain-text messages from Outlook in UTF-8, and got them back
> Possibly with HTML. I don't think there is an official way to say
> what encoding is being used when replying via the web page.
> Yahoo groups web pages don't specify an encoding. Even if they did, INo, they can't, but they don't need to: the whole thing can simply be in
> don't think that different sections in a page can have different
> encodings. There would be a similar problem with daily digests - they
> can consist of messages with different encodings.
> For that reason, I try to remember to identify the encoding if I strayYahoo is pretty lame in this regard, IMO. Members should never have to
> beyond Latin-1 in a Yahoo groups post.