May be everybody knows, but I did not: When receiving a mail, which was probably encoded with ISO-2022-JP it can be read with UTF-8 setting. But if I copy the mailaddress in my address book and use it later on with UTF-8 encoding, the mail will be returned, because there is a \" in front of the @ mark automatically generated, which cannot be seen at the time of sending the mail. I type the address by hand, but is there a procedure by which this effect can be avoided automatically? I am using Mozilla 1.5 in Linux 9.0, because I like "writing on the spot". Walter.
On 2004-06-20 at 13:13 +0200 Walter L. Engl sent off:
May be everybody knows, but I did not: When receiving a mail, which was probably encoded with ISO-2022-JP it can be read with UTF-8 setting. But if I copy the mailaddress in my address book and use it later on with UTF-8 encoding, the mail will be returned, because there is a \" in front of the @ mark automatically generated, which cannot be seen at the time of sending the mail.
can you plaease send us this particular mail header line excacty as it appears in the outgoing mail or as it is being returned to you ? Bjoern
participants (2)
-
Bjoern JACKE -
Walter L. Engl