GM> The following *often* happens that when I receive certain html
GM> emails (presumably composed by exchange or so?). Gnus (I guess
GM> it must be shr these days) renders the text of the email fine --
GM> it looks completely normal.
GM> But when I copy -- using the mouse -- some part of the email
GM> (say, to add something to my calendar), the resulting text has
GM> "funny" characters embedded in it.
GM> e.g. I snipped the following text from such an email. The text
GM> has a whitespace character which shows up as an underscore (and
GM> not in the standard "foreground color") when I paste it into
GM> another emacs buffer:
GM> WEDNESDAY, February 22, 9:00 – 10:00 AM
I forgot to add (probably it is obvious) that e.g. I see this funny
character in a message composition buffer if I C-c C-y
(message-yank-original) while replying.
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