Hello Szládovics Péter Am 2013-07-17 11:40, schrieb Szládovics Péter: > 2013-07-16 22:37 keltezéssel, Szládovics Péter írta: >> >> When I create an HTML mail in the webmail, the encoding is always >> quoted printable. >> Usually it isn't problem, the most of mail clients are handle it >> correctly. But some clients (e.g. iOS/Android default activesync >> capable mailer) show these mails as incorrectly: they don't resolve >> the ´-style characters, but shows the code instead. So, some >> mails become really ugly... :( >> >> Can I set this encoding anywhere? >> >> I want to 8bit or base64 instead of quoted-printable. Can I do it? >>
No, this can not be set in SOGo. >> Again: problem exists only, when I write the HTML mail in SOGo >> webmail, use non-ascii characters, and read the mail on iOS/Android >> default activesync capable client. >> >> Thanks your help. >> >> PS: I read google/docs, but they didn't help me... > > Guys, > > These mails have only the HTML part. If similar mails arrives from other > systems, the encoding is wrong too. (I think this problem is on the > z-push side). > But... Would I choose the 'multipart' option in preferences of outgoing > mail page too? At he moment I can choose the Text/HTML. > The multipart messages have HTML and also text part, and these mails > looks like good everywhere. IMHO just use pure text emails. They always look good everywhere. I never understood the reason to use both in one E-Mail anyway. This just bloats the email content and it depends on the client which one it displays. If you *really need* formatting, then send it as HTML email or use an PDF as attachment. Kind regards, Christian Mack -- Christian Mack Gruppe Informationsdienste Rechenzentrum Universität Konstanz -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
