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| Author/Date | Version 1.90 b1 lost usage of special chars in mails |
| GDamen 16/12/2007 8:54pm | Fret,
With the new version 1.90b1 the ability is lost to use special charaters like ', ", é and so on. Version 1.89b22 does work fine regarding this feature. Due to my native language (Dutch) I switched back to 1.89b22 (luckely without troubles) Gino W2KSP4 US version |
| fret 16/12/2007 9:44pm | What keyboard mapping are you using?
I did change the keyboard input code so I'm not surprised there are troubles. I did check that I could enter accents on the english keyboard. |
| GDamen 17/12/2007 6:21am | I use US-international. This layout makes it vary easy to create characters like é (= '+e)
Gino |
| mhf 24/12/2007 7:44pm | Same here with a french keyboard - accented caracters are OK, it's the special caracters like
!§µ£<> etc that won't show. I've gone back to 1.89test22 which doesn't have this problem. And best holiday wishes fret and thanks for all your hard work with the best email client anywhere. |
| fret 24/12/2007 7:55pm | So it appears that the TranslateMessage function that Windows has does 3 things:
I've covered the first 2 cases but I havn't been able to replicate the third case. Which is what your talked about here. So maybe I HAVE to use TranslateMessage and work around the bugs in that function. I'll have a play with that idea for the next build of v1.90 |
| amateur 31/12/2007 3:25pm | you are an amateur for sure what a joke this is |
| fret 01/01/2008 6:55am | Hey, easy there "amateur"... why the name calling?
What are you agravated about? |
| fret 03/02/2008 10:26pm | Guys, have a look at v1.90 test2, it should work the same as the latest v1.89. |
| mhf 10/02/2008 11:32am | No problems so far with 190.test2.
The special caracters all show up. So, so far so good ! |
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