Re: Including extra headers in outgoing e-mail

Peter Ceresole <peter@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Kathy Morgan <kmorgan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
> > Hmmm....well, I went through your list of active plugins again, and
the
> > only difference between our two lists is Eudora Standard Tables, which
I
> > don't have, active or disabled.  Could that be providing extra
headers?
> 
> I don't believe that it does. Here's what Andreas Prilop had to say
> about them:
> 
> "Eudora Standard Tables contain the conversion ("transliteration")
> tables for the Roman (West European Latin) script. You can use them
> to exchange mail containing special letters from West European
> languages. They allow you to specify explicitly the character set
> of outgoing messages: MacRoman, ISO-Latin-1, IBM850, US-ASCII.
> They can be used with any version of Eudora - alone or together
> with other Eudora Tables."
> 
> Nothing about headers at all...

Well, that's exactly what I thought, but it is the only plugin we have
different, and I don't have a preference pane for extra headers.  The
mystery remains unsolved...

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