On 26 Jan 2002, Samuli Suonpaa wrote: [...]
> Third thing is, that for can't figure out what would be the right way > to use iso8859-15 without problems when replying to mails or articles > in iso-8859-1. For instance, if I reply to somebodys mail Gnus insists > on making two mime-parts, one with the quotation on iso8859-1 and my > text as iso-8859-15. There really isn't any reason for this normally. For some values of "normally", not including the MULE ISO-2002 encoding that tags the charset. :) What you need is to find some package or other that provides Latin-1 and Latin-15 unity -- that is, it collapses the two distinct parts into a single part using a common encoding. This *isn't* the default behavior of a MULE Emacs, even where it's possible (like 1<=>15). <news:gnu.emacs.sources> had some posts from Dave Love (IIRC it was him) that did offer support for unity with the Latin-* set under Emacs21. > Oh, and let's see whether my surname gets to be 8bit, quoted-printable > or utf8. I can only guess... QP. Daniel -- there's a party going on we'll all be here dancing underground there's a riot going on we'll all be here dancing underground -- Covenant, _Riot_
