Look at the headers of the messages causing these problems.
Chances are you'll see "MIME" and/or MIME/Quoted Printable as
a common factor.  This in itself causes no problems except for
subscribers who are using older, non-MIME capable readers.
You either have to tell the latter to upgrade their mail reader
to something more modern, or tell the former to send in plain
text format only.  Either way, you'll never get 100% compliance,
so learn to accept it.  :-)

Gary VanderMolen


----- Original Message -----
From: Doug LaVerne <[log in to unmask]>
>    Two problems are causing havoc with our lists' readability/usefulness:
>
>    (1) What causes =20, =B7, =FA etc. to appear at the end of lines, start of
>    lines, or after an indent at the start of a line?  Just as importantly,
>    how can Joe/Jo User solve this problem or prevent it if say they're
>    causing it by pulling external material into the message? Setting up test
>    list(s) hasn't worked yet.