The characters above 127 got changed on the way to me.
TX  -> RX
128 -> 199
145 -> 230
146 -> 198
168 -> 191

>supposed to be.  Unicode works ok.  But, I assume that not all e-mail
>viewers support Unicode...

I think if you choose Unicode the message will be B64 encoded to allow the
non-ASCII characters.

As I understand it, the e-mail clients aren't the main problem. The main
problem is that internet mail servers only work with 7-bit ASCII. To
transport anything else it has to be encoded to 7-bit. This is why when you
e-mail a file it's transmission speed is much slower than you'd expect given
the line speed. A 100K binary often ends up being sent as a 130K+ B64 file,
of course you don't usually see this, as most mail clients automatically
encode/decode it without asking.

Paul

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