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From: Tom von Alten (tom_vonalten@boi.hp.com)
Date: Thu Oct 21 1999 - 09:47:50 CDT
Kent asked about an issue I raised:
> 8-bit characters encoded to 7-bits with MIME quoted-printable are
> getting decoded back to their 8-bit source, and pushed into the HTML
> view of the message in that form. I'm not sure of chapter and verse,
> but this isn't legal in HTML, is it?
It seems to me that Daniel addressed this in his reply:
: If nothing else is stated, it is legal for HTML to assume the
: ISO8859-1 charset, yes....
: I don't think this is any major problem as long as the charset of the
: mail is used. And I believe it is.
It makes sense to leave this as-is for v2, imho.
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