Re: CHAT: digraphs vs. diacritics (was:Umberto Eco and Esperanto)

Kristian Jensen escribi=F3:

> This is more of a technical mailer question than a conlang question.
> But how do I make sure my mailer sends the correct graphs when I
> type these special Danish letters? I can type them and read them
> fine. But when I try to send a mail in Danish with such letters, the
> recipient always gets these letters messed up. I have MS Outlook
> Express.
Well... I don't think is the mailer cliente (MS Outlook Express) after I'=
m
using it and have no problems... but the problem could arise anywhere.  I
used to have that problem when posting from my work and, comparing my mai=
l
settings (both Netscape Messanger and Outlook Express) against my home
configuration and observing a problem with the 8-bit Latin-1 chars in Pin=
e
(throw a telnet session) I finally discovered that the problem was in the
SMTP server: the server your client calls (probably at your ISP) for
actually sending the mail into Internet.  I don't mean the problem will b=
e
the same for all us... but the problem could arise anywhere.

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sin sentido, como aqu=ED.
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