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On Thursday 18 April 2002 18:31, john(_dot_)dlugosz(_at_)kodak(_dot_)com wrote:
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Use a header inside the PGP envelope to note the message's character set.
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Now how many people are going to use the correct official name, when it's
such a jawbreaker? Look at the charset declaration in web pages, and very
few get it right. So, better make that clear.
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Which charset should this be? The official, preferred mime-name is
"iso-8859-1", and nothing else should be used, though the recveiver should
understand other common names.
Marc
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Marc Mutz <mutz(_at_)kde(_dot_)org>
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