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OK,OK I give about the =20 thingys



     
Gene:

Well, look at it this way.  At least we know your cats don't do MIME routines.

[ducks and covers his head to escape the groans, snickering]

Actually, maybe it would be better if they did - wouldn't you like to see Gene's
cats do their mime of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof?  

OK, OK...two pun minimum [is that like two drink minimum?]

JB

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Subject: OK,OK I give about the =20 thingys
Author:  Gene Bonar <grb@fns.com> at INTERNET
Date:    4/19/96 3:40 PM


At 18:28 4/18/96 -0400, Cheryl L. Martin wrote:
     
>Okay, here's a little email lesson.  Eoghan's mail software encodes his 
>messages into MIME format.  For some of us that's not a problem and we 
>receive the message and it looks just fine(PINE which I'm using, 
>automatically decodes MIME for me), some of us(ie Jonathan Blackbow) 
>receives the message with weird characters stuck in it.  This is because 
>their mail readers don't do MIME.
     
OK, Cheryl is right. I haven't read all of the responses but the jist is, 
Gene is using MIME.  I use Eudora Pro and it is set for MIME.  Until now 
this has not been a problem because everyone else here at Fujitsu is using 
Eudora Pro.  Our company standard is uuencode, which have switch back to. 
Finally, in at least one case I had used a special character, I fixed it.
     
I'm happy to know you all cared enough to answer, I wish, however, it had 
been my cats.  UUencode seems so prosaic.
     
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Eoghan mac Ailpein, Pict, Late 800's 
Elvegast, Windmaster's Hill, Atlantia 
mka  Gene Bonar  grb@fns.com  9191 772 1112 
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