[B-Greek] Unicode text-encoding
Carl W. Conrad
cwconrad at artsci.wustl.edu
Thu Jan 10 13:27:14 EST 2008
List-members, please be careful when using a Unicode Greek font in a
message sent to the list:
(1) to be sure that the text-encoding for your message is set to UTF-8;
(2) to add a B-Greek transliteration of the Greek text items that you
cite.
It's my impression that this is a more common problem with people who
regularly use multi-part MIME formatting rather than plain-text --
the HTML part shows the Unicode properly, but the HTML part is
filtered out by our list software, and if the plain-text text-encoding
is
not properly set, the Greek shows up as gobbledy-gook.
Carl W. Conrad
Co-Chair, B-Greek List
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