Re: [NTLK] Handwriting recognition benchmarking

Unfortunately it is not that simple, but you should be sure that your
email client is set to send in plain text, and not HTML email. As for
the actual encoding I would leave it at the default for your
particular language, or if you are feeling adventurous setting it up
as UTF-8 for added compatibility with users who speak different
languages with a modern email client. ASCII alone is too limited a
format for all of the particular characters you might wish to include
in a modern email messag.e

Thomas Brand (T2)
mynewtonblog.net

On May 14, 2007, at 5:22 PM, Andy Hill wrote:

> This is very useful. I have been using a webmail service and just
> looked
> up the text encoding and it was set to ISO 8859-3 (Latin-3).
> If I change this to ASCII will this ensure that plain text will be
> viewed on any platform from now on?
> Thanks
> Andy
>
>> you can select Plain ASCII as the format for outgoing mail.
>> Everyone on
>> this list should do this.
>>
>> Gary Dunn
>> Honolulu
>>
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