Hello, On Wednesday, August 29, 2007 at 15:49:35 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> the correctly-shown "from" is the very first time, ever, in my history > with mutt that an accented character has been displayed. Normally, > I get either a single question-mark or a double one. This means that your terminal does UTF-8, but $charset doesn't. You can pick nearly any charset. But Terminal.app, current locale, and Mutt's $charset have to agree. > export LANG=en_US.ISO-8859-1 [...] typing :set &charset ?charset. Mutt > revealed that charset="US-ASCII". Something interferes, perhaps: - Env vars LC_CTYPE or LC_ALL overrule LANG: Unset them. - MacOS-X wants a specific spelling of locales: Try "en_US.ISO8859-1". - This locale is not installed: Install it, generate it, or pick one already available in "locale -a". At each step, restart Mutt and check the ":set &charset ?charset" until it shows "iso-8859-1". If nothing works, please report back, and say us the version of MacOS-X. Bye! Alain. -- Messages are better readable when formated on 72 columns, word-wrapped without justification.