[Alpine-info] quotation marks appear as gibberish
Leif Neve
lneve at mail.nih.gov
Tue Oct 20 09:11:08 PDT 2009
These issues turned out to be a SecureCRT problem. Version 6.2 has a
"character encoding" configuration setting, but it had just two choices
('none' and 'vt100'), neither of which had any effect. I upgraded to
version 6.5 and voila, there were now many choices. I selected "UTF8" as
my character encoding and now everything works great! Thanks. -Leif
On Mon, 19 Oct 2009, Steve Hubert wrote:
> On Sat, 17 Oct 2009, Leif Neve wrote:
>
>> Single quotation marks display as gibberish (e.g in contractions such as
>> "won't"). I think it only happens when they appear in Windows-1252
>> attachments. Note that I have "prefer-plain-text" on. Is there any remedy for
>> this?
>
> You could try setting alpine's "Unknown character set" to Windows-1252 to
> see if that helps.
>
>> A related question is: If I turn off "prefer-plain-text", I see some nice
>> HTML markup. But the non-breaking space (i.e. " ") displays as
>> gibberish. Is there any remedy for this?
>
> If it is in a correctly labeled HTML message is supposed to be
> turned into a regular ascii space. Seems to work for me. It won't change
> it if it appears in a plain text part.
>
> Steve
>
>> Thanks. -Leif
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