> > Which means that although Marvin should really set a correct character
> > set,
> > what's really at fault (again) is Outlook. No decent mailer would go
> > about
> > changing font sizes because of that.
> > So in order to sum things up: Marvin, set your charset - OE users, ditch
> > OE.
> Great idea! I can imagine the conversation now ... "Boss, I know that
> Outlook Express came free with our desktop O/S, and that 99% of our clients
> use it, and that all of the staff are familiar with it, but I really think
> we should dump it, because some non-work related messages from text-only
> mail programs on 10+ year old UNIX boxen display funny."
I still don't get the idea why Alison is upset because of HTML.
It's a 7 Bit encoded text/Plain message of unknown charset (so
US-ASCII is to be assumed) - so where is the gag ?
> > "Auf Sparc-Maschinen ist Linux weit weniger gut. Auf Maschinen mit sun4
> > Architektur ist NetBSD etwa 30% schneller. Wer auf so einer Maschine
> > Linux faehrt tut es aus ideologischen Gruenden oder kennt nichts
> > anderes."
> > Aus: de.comp.os.unix.misc, "Was ist schneller?"
> Sigh. Another pointless 5 line sig in a foreign language.
Well, pointless or not is not dependant on the language ...
(although I see more English than german ones :)
SCNR
Gruss
H.
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Received on Wed Jun 06 2001 - 09:13:32 BST