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In a message on Tuesday 04-25-16 Maurice Kinal said to Holger Granholm:

Good morning Maurice,

MK> ÿ@SUBJECT:A Møøse once bit my sister ...                           
MK>  -={ måndag, 25 april 2016, 07:27:16.469885153 +0200 }=-

 HG> Just look at the lines above.

MK> I did and once the 0xff you added is omitted the rest are the
MK> original utf8 characters that originated from here.

I don't know what you are talking about. If the programmers of PCBoard
decided to add some characters that made something in the program, I'm
not responsible for that.

The blank between the quoted partys initials, 'MK>' in this case, and
the quoted text, is added by my QWK program because of public request.

MK> Now that I've mentioned it, what is the point of the 0xff?  Near as
MK> I can tell all it does is screw up the display of messages you're
MK> adding it to.  If you're not aware of it I find it prefixing
MK> "@SUBJECT" which is something I've never seen before.  Is the '@'
MK> character a function of translation of the 0x01 control character
MK> found prefixing kludges?

Again, ask the programmers of PCBoard, but it may also be caused by the
addition of the blank mentioned above. I'm not going to reset it to what
it was before fulfilling the request of a space (blank), ahead of quoted
text.

As far as the '@' ahead of the 'SUBJECT' is concerned, I'm not the
culprit for adding it. Again, ask the programmers.

Sorry, but I don't have the source code of PCBoard.


Regards,

Holger

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