On Wed, 9 Feb 2000 10:46:04 -0800 (PST), Alain wrote:
> Now for the headers that is another
> story. I proposed a solution to the problem you have and which because of
> this affects me, but if email client developers don't want to solve it that
> is another story.
You may also like to take a look at Agent 1.7 (from www.forteinc.com),
which has fully compliant charset handling for both news and mail.
The only niggle is that internally it is still codepage-based, so
while it handles Unicode you can't display multiple scripts in a
single message.
It also allows user access to the charset definitions, making it very
easy to add new charsets or control the options for existing ones.
I've recently added iso-8859-16 to mine, for instance.
John.
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