MSGID: 2:221/1.58@fidonet e65d1d71   
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   PID: OpenXP/5.0.45 (Win32)   
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   TZUTC: -0400   
   Hello Martin!   
      
   ** On Sunday 12.07.20 - 09:02, Martin Foster wrote to August Abolins:   
      
    MF>> Yep, that's exactly what's happened because where *incoming* Fido   
    MF>> messages are concerened, I've finally realised that OpenXP uses its own   
    MF>> prorietary kludges. Couple of examples .....   
      
    MF>  ---------  --------   
    MF> | FTS-5003 | OpenXP |   
    MF>  ---------  --------   
    MF>  CHRS  -->  X-XP-Charset   
      
    MF>  ---------  --------   
    MF> | FTS-4008 | OpenXP |   
    MF>  ---------  --------   
    MF>  TZUTC -->  EDA   
      
      
   WHAAAT?  You've only noticed that now after all these years?  LOL   
      
   I guess you never used Ctl-O very much.     
      
   Even Thunderbird has its own little way of representing those things.   
      
   But what I *do* find unusual is OXP's insistance of changing incoming     
   CP437 to IBM437.   If it has something to do with built-in hardcoded     
   codepage data in OXP, then maybe that make sense.   
      
      
     ../|ug   
      
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