As you managed to misquote everything I wrote, I will simply start from scratch:
Kmail is a text only MUA. it can read HTML mail but it can only send plain text. this is fine for me : I don't need to send HTML, but YMMV. so in the next paragraph I'm not talking about HTML at all, and anything HTML related is irrelevant, including Mozilla's insistance to send BiDi text as HTML. text/plain messages cannot contain embeded directionality indication and there is currently no agreed standard on how to indicate directionality in RFC822 text/plain messages. nobody is even trying - its considered completly redundant. But people do send BiDi text using text/plain messages - how shall we render them ? I say each MUA to its own. if your MUA doesn't render BiDi text the way you want, fix it or switch - I'm happy with mine. Your previous message seems to imply that all email messages that contain hebrew must be sent using HTML, an opinion which I completly disagree with. > >I have never had problems sending hebrew email from KMail to other clients > > - if the client supports hebrew properly then it will display it from > > right to left. > > I believe that's because people are so used to getting incorrectly sent > hebrew messages. I know that at least Outlook Express, Outlook and several web mail software products render kmail generated hebrew email properly. -- Oded ::.. Top 25 Explanations by Programmers why their programs doesn't work: 9.There is something wrong in your test data. ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
