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English - Android => General Discussion => Topic started by: paras.desai on February 01, 2015, 11:29:48 am
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I am getting some characters and numbers in the email address of emails I receive as copy. These e mail addresses are from Japan and may contains Japanese characters, but this is first time I have received such characters. The mail was sent to me as CC FROM eudora (Pc mail client)
I am attaching the picture for your reference. Please have a look at it
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Eudora??? Eudora!!!
Hello, Eudora, I remember using you maybe twenty years ago!!!
Those are "comments" in addresses (yep, a third component, in addition to name and address, not seen much these days).
And it's "Q-encoding", which should have been decoded, but obviously wasn't.
Can you do this:
- Open the message -> Menu -> View -> Message headers
- Copy
- Send as a plain text message
Or grab the "original message source" in Gmail / web (under the drop-down menu next to the reply icon) -> save to a plain text file -> send as an attachment.
Once I have the message or its headers, should not be difficult to fix.
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Thanks kotsya, Sent through mail
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Something funny:
The encoded text is actually UTF-8, but the character set is indicated as iso-8859-1 -- which is Western European and obviously doesn't have Oriental characters :)
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All oriental characters now visible, staring and blinking at me happily after I got the fix
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Blinking? BLINKING?
Oh my!