I could see this one! :-)

> This is a horrible bug in your mail clients.  Thunderbird shows them just 
> fine :)

Indeed.

> Can't this be fixed with an update or patch to the mailinglist software?

Trouble is it's not a mailing list problem per se. It's an interoperability 
problem between email clients at each end. It would certainly be fixable by 
using an intermediate processing stage but this falls outside the reasonable 
requirements of a list server. At present you are the only person who has 
this problem (apart from the zillion OE users receiving your messages) but 
it shows that there is the potential for such things to turn up for many 
people overnight if some new feature works badly with a large user base. In 
this case the 'fault" is arguably really with the writers of your program 
inasmuch as OE is a very established standard, like it or not, and they do 
their users a dis-service if they write code that breaks OE, even if it's 
OE's fault. I would have imagined that testing such things would be part of 
introducing such a product. It may be that it is a combination of things in 
your system that breaks OE.

Could you provide a detailed list of what you are using to send these 
messages and we can then see if anyone else has a similar installation. (OS 
with version etc, Mail client, other relevant software, PC type, other???)


regards


            Russell McMahon



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