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   Hey August!   
      
   On Sun, Apr 06 2025 04:47:00 -0500, you wrote:   
      
    > Is that for this one?   
      
    > MID: 1:153/7001 67f1eaf4   
    > EDA: 20250406024600W+0   
      
    > That one looks just fine here.   
      
   It was, yes. But if it looks fine there and it looks fine before it left   
   Maurice's system, then it had to be something on my end. That was the only   
   messages I noticed, so I'll just chalk it up as a hiccup and move on as long   
   as it doesn't happen again.   
      
   Thanks for the confirmation.   
      
   By the way (and veering way off here), I just tried OpenXP again this past   
   week. I first installed on Windows, and for the life of me I couldn't get it   
   to display anything in UTF-8. I tried setting the Windows command prompt to CP   
   65001, etc. So I became a little irritated (moreso with Windows), and   
   installed it on one of my Linux VMs where I know UTF-8 works properly. Still   
   no dice for most situations..   
      
   Come to find out the UTF-8 that /does/ work, has to do with MIME decoding   
   only. Dovenet's 'Tech Talk' area pulls directly from the TLDR website which   
   includes html and MIME encoded text that OpenXP handles very nicely. Not only   
   does it remove html tags, it decodes MIME and displays everything in readable   
   text even with the UTF-8 glyphs that come with it. Unfortunately, that's where   
   UTF-8 stops, though..   
      
   I found that extremely odd, that so much work was put into that (MIME decoding   
   and preserving UTF-8), but a simple message with UTF-8 characters can't be   
   displayed properly. Eh well, maybe some day. Definitely on the right track,   
   though! ;)   
      
   Other than that, once you get used to where everything is and how it all   
   works.. it's actually pretty cool. Mind you, I didn't mess with any of the   
   Fido stuff, I only used NNTP with it, since it was the easiest way to test   
   without creating a new link or point and messing with my other configurations.   
      
   Is this a project you're at all involved with? Or are you just their   
   super-user/beta-tester, or just a fan?   
      
   Regards,   
   Nick   
      
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