Hi All,
If I send a email as text using Outlook then
I need/want an ICS demo that will show me received email with Header and
with the body of the message still in Base64 code. I have tried several ICS
samples to receive the mail but the message/text is decoded.
Your help is appreciated,
Bob
Hi,
Good to hear that things are working (more or less) now.
Again, I'm not sure what the original question was, but if you created a
folder with the old code page it may indeed still contain garbled characters
(because the conversion never happened properly). If so, create the folder
again,
Hello Peter,
Now I still see the folder name corrupted in DOS FTP but I can get into the
folder with the seen corrupted folder name. However filezilla works fine so
there should be no problem!
Thanks a LOT! :-))
SZ
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From: "Peter Van Hove" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
Hello Peter,
this confirms my reply I did an hour ago or so. One program wrote to
files (written in VB), and other program (written in Delphi) was reading
corrupted text. The text was always corrupted in the first bytes and
here and there also. Most part was OK. And the log's of the VB program
sho
Hello,
I just recall, that I hade a long time ago a simular problem with a
French customar. He gived me text in a file, that I should transmit to
vehicles. At a certain moment he was changing to new machines, and lots
of parts of text where corrupted in my logs. However in the customar's
log not (
I miss earlier mails of this thread (they were accidentally deleted) but
picking up on this one (I hope I'm not missing the point entirely)
Make sure you are not confusing Unicode with MBCS and SBCS.
Unicode is always 16 bits
MBCS (Multi Byte Character Set) as opposed to SBCS (Single Byte CS) ca
No Turkish is not 16 bit characters. I sent you the two distinct
problematic characters!
Those characters, as received are used in french and wroks perfectly well.
So there is something different between turkish and french characters.
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Why don't you send the ASCII code number for each character so there is no
confusion?
Darin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fastream
Technologies
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 10:47 AM
To: ICS support mailing
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Folder
No Turkish is not 16 bit characters. I sent you the two distinct problematic
characters!
I will try to build a test code.
Best Regards,
SZ
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From: "Francois PIETTE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2005 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: [t
I traced it to on command and it reads the input character by character
wrong on some characters such as "çg".
Why is it wrong ? In a previous message you told me turkish was 8 bit
characters. Now I understand it is double byte characters.
Could you try with these characters? I know they look
I traced it to on command and it reads the input character by character
wrong on some characters such as "çg". Could you try with these characters?
I know they look corrupted in your email client but indeed they are valid
Turkish characters and when you put them in a folder name, you will see th
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