At 18:40 18.03.99 +0000, Charles Lindsey wrote:
In <v0410482eb31587e6dec9(_at_)[129(_dot_)46(_dot_)219(_dot_)101]> Laurence
Lundblade
<lgl(_at_)qualcomm(_dot_)com> writes:
I haven't looked at proletext, but will point out that any subtype of
text pretty much went down in flames when we tried sending some
samples around. We tried text/paragraph with a format that was
basically plain. Too many mailers default to treating this as an
attachment.
Clearly such mailers are broken (i.e. non-compliant)
So what else is new?
My favourite weirdness this week is that if Exchange *relays* a message
from SMTP to SMTP that contains a *charset* it does not understand, it turns
the body of that text/plain message into an attachment.
It seems 100% determined to create as many attachments as it can.
What fun....
Harald
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Harald(_dot_)Alvestrand(_at_)maxware(_dot_)no