Hi,

Does any one use Outlook Express to read these groups? I have this problem
that viewing the groups with IE shows that the sender of the news I have
written are from [From: INVALID_ADDRESS]. In Outlook the From item is ok.
Why, oh why? How do my posts appear on your computers? Can you read these?

Ari-Matti

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Your posts look right in OE5.5. That said, I can confirm that with IE the
From item shows INVALID_ADDRESS.

--
Jonathan.


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> Hi,
>
> Does any one use Outlook Express to read these groups? I have this problem
> that viewing the groups with IE shows that the sender of the news I have
> written are from [From: INVALID_ADDRESS]. In Outlook the From item is ok.
> Why, oh why? How do my posts appear on your computers? Can you read these?
>
> Ari-Matti
>
>
>
>

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If you are referring to the web view, then it would be due to the fact that

since it's not a 7-bit character. The RFC's for email state that email should
be 7-bit clean, so any character of an email address with bit 8 set is technically
illegal.

-- Chris

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"Chris Cason" <newsadmin-despam-@povray-no-spam.org> wrote in message
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> If you are referring to the web view, then it would be due to the fact


> that email should

Aah, of course. Thanks.

Ari-Matti

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>Hi,
>
>Does any one use Outlook Express to read these groups? I have this problem
>that viewing the groups with IE shows that the sender of the news I have
>written are from [From: INVALID_ADDRESS]. In Outlook the From item is ok.
>Why, oh why? How do my posts appear on your computers? Can you read these?

In Turnpike it looks OK to read, but if I were to reply to you by 
e-mail, it would convert it to

=?iso-8859-1?q?Ari-Matti_Lepp=E4nen?= <ari### [at] tutfi>

which is probably the correct way to send text that contains the letter


-- 
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure

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