Bjørnar Nielsen wrote:
> I use the same component and send norwegian, swedish and even chinese
> chars
> in the subject (but Outlook can't show chinese in the subject on my
> computer).
>
> Use Quoted printable or Base64 to encode special chars. Example for
> Base64
> could be like this (C++):
>
Henrik wrote:
> Ok, so if I want to be sure that Swedish e-mails looks the same when
> they
> arrive to the recipient regardless of what language is used on the
> recipients computer I should encode the text message with
> QuotedPrintable?
That won't work, since TSmtpCli does not convert strings
Thank You Bjørnar!
God Jul!
// Henrik
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I'm not sure,
Bjørnar Nielsen wrote:
> I'm not sure, but I think the body of the email is automaticly
> encoded to
> quoted printable (the plain text part), I think others in this list
> knows
In TSmtpCli it depends on properties DefaultEncoding as well as
on Allow8bitChars.
- Allow8bitChars: Default=TRUE, h
Ok, so if I want to be sure that Swedish e-mails looks the same when they
arrive to the recipient regardless of what language is used on the
recipients computer I should encode the text message with QuotedPrintable?
And this is done by setting the following properties?
SmtpCli1.Allow8bitChars :
Hello,
This is a bug in BCB: make sure you/he deletes the references to
BCBSMP in the project file using Notepad and he must save the file
using ANSI encoding not Turkish/Russian/Chinese
Best Regards,
SZ
On 12/21/06, Arno Garrels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
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