Richard Prosser
> You are in severe danger of being "Olinated"
> RP
>
>     P.S.  Sorry I haven't been very active on the list; I really
>           prefer only to respond to HTML messages that have been
>           converted to PDF format, Base-64 encoded, PGP-signed, and
>           MIME-encapsulated using the ISO646 character set... And
>           there just haven't been many of those posted lately.


   I do prefer PLAIN TEXT, which is encoded 7bit.
   The discussed posting was in "PLAIN TEXT", but
encoded "quoted printable", nothing in common
with "HTML", "PDF", " PGP-signed".
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 What do I want is that the idea of "not using quoted
printable" should be expressed explicitly, for example:

  Hey guy, your question was in PLAIN TEXT, but in
quoted printable encoding. I know you've got irrefragable
answers already to your bloody "quoted printable"
message. But if you do expect some favour from me in
the form of my personal reply you shouldn't use
quoted printable encoding at all, just 7bit encoding.
 I know also your Outlook 2002 does not expose the
encoding choice as an option according to MSDN
article Q278134.
 So tell your boss he should change his crappy
corporate MS software environment, to older one,
where you would have encoding choice to please me.
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Mike. :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)   :-)

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