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> It would be a good place to put control lines, and leave the > message area free to use any ascii characters. AC> What is the advantage in doing that? When did you last need to AC> put an ASCII 0x01 as the first character of a paragraph in a AC> message? What if I want to put an ASCII 0x01 in the subject AC> line? :-) The existing PKT format can't send graphics, except as uuencodes in 6-bit instead of 8-bit, in order to remove control codes and hi-ascii. This not only adds processing time to the sequence, but it makes the uuencode 30% larger. Of course, we still have the problem of the nul terminator. AC> What if I want to put an ASCII 0x01 in the subject line? There is no reason why not, as long as whatever you put in there is nul terminated. Regards, Bob ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 @EOT: ---* Origin: Precision Nonsense, Sydney (3:711/934.12) SEEN-BY: 711/809 934 712/610 |
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