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At 10:17 -0400 7/25/03, Larry Cartwright wrote:
But if that were the only reason, why would a message sent from my
Short answer: This problem is caused by a mismatch of the MIME
(Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) capabilities of the sender's
mail software and the receiving mail software.
computer to the list come back to me with the =20 type garbage
messing it up, when it wasn't there in the first place, and even more
strange why would a message from sender A arrive at receiver B's
computer messed up on Monday, but another message from A to B arrive
just fine on Tuesday? If A's messages always arrived at B's computer
messed up, but C's always didn't, then your explanation would make
sense. But, while your explanation probably is at least partly true,
how does it account for the time variations?
Hugh