>> That may be the case, but it still shows as a blank 
>> here!

> That's probably because I sent this using a terminal based UNIX email 
> client called Mutt and not from my Mac. Mutt defaults to 7-bit ASCII so
> it probably killed off the mu symbol.

I don't think Mutt killed the mu symbol, because I saw it. It might not
have set the headers correctly, maybe.

>From your original raw message:

 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=unknown-8bit
 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

 On the Mac greek characters can be typed by holding Option and typing the
 corresponding letter. Holding Shift and Option will give you some upperca=
 se
 greek characters. To Type =B5 it is Option-m.

Somewhere the charset didn't get set right, or got lost though...

Gerhard
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