How to tell thunderbird to remember character encoding setti
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How to tell thunderbird to remember character encoding setti
I got different Character Encoding mail in my inbox, sometime when I read the mail I need to change the character encoding to the right one, but after close the mail and reopen again, I need to re-set the character encoding again. Is there anyway to tell thunderbird to remember the setting?
- Rod Whiteley
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No, Thnunderbird does not remember the setting for an individual e-mail. You can only specify a single default setting and apply it to all mail.
If you receive mail in a variety of charsets and an e-mail is badly formed, then you must set the charset each time you open it. Another way is to persuade whoever sent the e-mail to use a mail client that forms the e-mail correctly—for example, Thunderbird
If you receive mail in a variety of charsets and an e-mail is badly formed, then you must set the charset each time you open it. Another way is to persuade whoever sent the e-mail to use a mail client that forms the e-mail correctly—for example, Thunderbird
Rod
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Re: How to tell thunderbird to remember character encoding setti
[quote="Rod Whiteley"]No, Thnunderbird does not remember the setting for an individual e-mail. You can only specify a single default setting and apply it to all mail.
If you receive mail in a variety of charsets and an e-mail is badly formed, then you must set the charset each time you open it. Another way is to persuade whoever sent the e-mail to use a mail client that forms the e-mail correctly—for example, Thunderbird
Character encoding in Thunderbird is so badly programmed that I, who writes in more than one language, among them Spanish and German, has to set the right character encoding for many individual emails, it has nothing to do with the people and their email clients who send me German or Spanish emails. It is a real and continuing pain in the neck,
Antonio
If you receive mail in a variety of charsets and an e-mail is badly formed, then you must set the charset each time you open it. Another way is to persuade whoever sent the e-mail to use a mail client that forms the e-mail correctly—for example, Thunderbird
Character encoding in Thunderbird is so badly programmed that I, who writes in more than one language, among them Spanish and German, has to set the right character encoding for many individual emails, it has nothing to do with the people and their email clients who send me German or Spanish emails. It is a real and continuing pain in the neck,
Antonio
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Re: How to tell thunderbird to remember character encoding setti
You are replying to an elderly thread (2005). Locking. Please start a new thread fully describing the problem.
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