Hi.
What are all those strange characters starting with =?
They seem to clutter up posts with mime attached html.
They are generated by Winblow$ and its email programs,
and unix can not decode them.
Is the attached html really of any use to those who read with speech?
I would much appreciate a copy of this post
without the strange chars starting with =?
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To iliminate those strange = chars,
Please answer in plain text, not mime attached html.
Thanks much again as always.
Jim
Please forgive if you really want to attach html
and are using its features.
Do you know that you are posting in mime attached duplicate html?
Can you please explain why the mime attached html?
If so, may I please ask which mail program is creating these html attachments,
under which OS, and why?
I am absolutely certain that it is not my mail program, or anything on my end,
though your mail program may hide them from you.
This is why others may not have pointed out the mime attached html problem.
Your mime attached html post, which I have appended,
is exactly what I received.
Are you using html to display anything other than plain text?
Unless you really are using the html features,
the defaults should be set to both post and answer in plain text,
or uuencode, if plain text is not an option.
your answer mode should also be set to
answer in plain text, or answer in uuencode,
not to answer in kind.
I am most concerned about viruses in unintended attachments.
If you must quote me, please put your comments first.
I have already listened to mine.
I read email with speech,
So it is not possible to scroll past the html and quotes
without listening to them again,
and the mime code after the header is not speech friendly.
to quickly get to the new information.
The mime attached html is far from speech friendly!
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Thanks much again as always.
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Hi all,
I was going to send this to Brian, a friend of myne, and a vicug-l list =
member, but, I decided to send this link to the whole list, because I =
think there are some other broadcasting enthusiasts, so, check this link =
out. Now when the page loads, you (if you're a jaws user), press h for =
heading till you hear the first link to the first podcast, it's #51 as =
of Wednesday, March 24, 2010.
Then, just down arrow and read the description of what the podcast is =
about, then, you'll see where it says "listen to all things radio =
podcast 51", and that will be the link to listen to it, or download it.
the link is
http://www.allthingsradio.net/
Harry
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>Hi all,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>I was going to send this to Brian, a friend of myne, and a vicug-l =
list=20
member, but, I decided to send this link to the whole list, because I =
think=20
there are some other broadcasting enthusiasts, so, check this link =
out. =20
Now when the page loads, you (if you're a jaws user), press h for =
heading till=20
you hear the first link to the first podcast, it's #51 as of Wednesday, =
March=20
24, 2010.</DIV>
<DIV>Then, just down arrow and read the description of what the podcast =
is=20
about, then, you'll see where it says "listen to all things radio =
podcast 51",=20
and that will be the link to listen to it, or download it.</DIV>
<DIV>the link is</DIV>
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href=3D"http://www.allthingsradio.net/">http://www.allthingsradio.net/</A=
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>Harry</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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