Re: Strange QP
Re: Strange QP
- Subject: Re: Strange QP
- From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 19:26:52 -0700
On 9/23/02 7:13 PM, "Paul Berkowitz" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Does anyone know why the Quoted Printable for "b"" is "=80"? That works out
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as decimal ASCII 128, which is "C" on the Mac, and "b," on Windows. Maybe
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b,
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got assigned ASCII 128 on Windows rather recently?
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On Windows "b"" is ASCII 149, on the Mac it's 165. Are there lots like this,
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or is this the only one where QP has absolutely nothing to do with the ASCII
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number in hex?
Oh dear. i forgot all about this idiotic mailing list that perverts
everything. Hardly worth even trying to ask the question is it? OK, the
character I'm asking about is the bullet, made on a US keyboard with
option-8. That's the one whose QP is "=80". ASCII 128 on the Mac is "A" with
an umlaut, on on Windows is the Euro symbol, which is why I was wondering
whether the 128 code might have been recently assigned to it. On Windows,
the bullet's ASCII is 149, on Mac it's 165.
Yucch.
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Paul Berkowitz
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