hi,
can someone explain this phenomenon?
i have seen this same message posted on other listserv lists
where the "=20" does not appear. as you can seen below,
it appears in MLA-L. is there some seeting in the configuration
that governs this display?
--ralph p.
A. Ralph Papakhian, Indiana University Music Library
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Hi Ralph -- Might you have a theory as to why my messages contain
"=20" and "=E9" and such in messages sent to MLA-L? (see below) And
*only* to MLA-L. We tried messing with options and settings in my
e-mail program here at UCLA, but the problem (well, *I* find it
annoying:-)) persists. This started up a few months ago, out of the
blue. Doesn't happen in any other messages I send, only those to
MLA-L.
Thanks for any ideas you might have.
Cheers,
Renee
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