25 Aug
2006
25 Aug
'06
2:06 p.m.
--- Don <THX1138 at dakotacom.net> wrote:
Jules Richardson wrote:
Sorry, I'll explain...
I surf using my Sega Dreamcast (games console
launched in 1998 in Japan, and 1999 for UK and USA)
and I use the Dreamkey 3 (European) browser
which is based on DreamPassport 3 (the
Japanese browser). When altering it they
left some things in, so when I reply to emails
via the POP3 software they are all encoded
in the Japanese character set (ISO-2022JP),
as Don pointed out.
Apologies if this bugs anyone, but I don't
have a PC, my Amiga doesn't have a modem
nor enough memory to surf the net (only has
2MB at the moment) and, whilst I can read,
delete and move emails via my mobile phone, I
can't reply to emails :(
Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk wrote:
[snip]
ps. Any ideas why your emails to the list (and
nobody else's) appear in a
larger font than normal? Not sure if it's
just
affecting Thunderbird here or
various other people's email clients too!
ISO-2022JP character encoding
4:05 p.m.
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk wrote:
I surf using my Sega Dreamcast (games console
launched in 1998 in Japan, and 1999 for UK and USA)
and I use the Dreamkey 3 (European) browser
which is based on DreamPassport 3 (the
Japanese browser). When altering it they
left some things in, so when I reply to emails
via the POP3 software they are all encoded
in the Japanese character set (ISO-2022JP),
as Don pointed out.
Heh heh, that's sufficiently bonkers that I think I can live with it ;-)
cheers
Jules
3:16 p.m.
aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk wrote:
The only oddity here, is that opening the message tries to load JAVA (I have
it for some other applets......). I guess most people have JAVA disabled.
Jim.
I surf using my Sega Dreamcast (games console
launched in 1998 in Japan, and 1999 for UK and USA)
and I use the Dreamkey 3 (European) browser
which is based on DreamPassport 3 (the
Japanese browser). When altering it they
left some things in, so when I reply to emails
via the POP3 software they are all encoded
in the Japanese character set (ISO-2022JP),
as Don pointed out.
Heh heh, that's sufficiently bonkers that I think I can live with it ;-)
cheers
Jules
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