> My own Pine email says: > [The following text is in the "ISO-2022-JP" character set] > [Your display is set for the "US-ASCII" character set] > [Some characters may be displayed incorrectly] > when I try to look at their direct mail. When their mail goes through > Listserv, it looks like encoded ASCII and doesn't seem to offer to > translate. Pine is looking at character set as defined by MIME (Multimedia Internet Mail Extensions ... I think). I think LISTSERV eats some of the MIME headers, which are telling Pine what to do, when you use its default subscription settings ... try setting your list subscription to IETF (i.e. tell LISTSERV "SET listname IETF") and see if that does the trick. If it does, you'll need to do SET listname IETF FOR *@* and then put Default-Options=IETF into the list header. Norm -- "Add one little bit on the end. Think of `potato,' how's it spelled? You're right phonetically, but what else?" (The student respells it as "potatoe.") "There ya go! Alright!" [Dan Quayle, at an elementary school spelling bee]