Re: [Evolution] special character problem...

[César Talón <cesar talon uam es>]

Radek Doulik wrote:
> > If it should work under evolution 0.6 (without having to compile the
> > whole cvs tree) I will also try it ASAP. I have now a gtkhtml-0.7
> > version with XIM (as Larry Ewing told me) enabled packaged on a deb, and
> > it works fine (á à â ä Á À ....)
> 
> so if it works for you now, I would recommend you to keep your updated
> 0.7 as I am unsure if CVS version is binary compatible with 0.7
> (actually I think it isn't)

I will keep a copy around, but I'm also trying 0.8. Today I had some
time and I'm spending it building evolution cvs stuff.
 
> > However, some multipart mime messages written with outlook seems to fail
> > display the accented chars.
> 
> It's still broken, so CVS don't help.

Sad to hear that. It looks like there's some QP "=F3" stuff being
translated to the ASCII-7 code #, and wrongly passed to html "&...;"
escape sequences. It seems that the chars are being double transformed
and therefore wrongly interpreted... however, when I hit reply, the
message appears perfectly on the composer.

Now I'm rebuilding evolution, I will try to figure what's wrong. If you
need examples of badly formatted mails I can send you, however they're
easily produced with outlook.

Regards,

César