Re: I can't send non-ascii characters any more

[Shenghuo ZHU <zsh@cs.rochester.edu>]

>>>>> "LC" == Laura Conrad <lconrad@gamesville.com> writes:

LC> I seem to have lost my ability to send non-ascii characters.  I
LC> always used to go into iso-accents-mode and use the punctuation
LC> combinations, and it would work.  I have:

LC> (setq message-default-charset `iso-8859-1)

LC> in my .gnus.el.

LC> Now when I type a word like Noël, when I try to send the message,
LC> gnus tells me "Your message contains non-ascii characters, really
LC> send?", and if I say "Yes", it asks if I want to use ascii to

Do you use MULE or non-MULE XEmacs?  Does the iso-accents-mode MULE
compatible?

You may input an iso-8859-1 character with accent, then type `M-:
(char-charset (char-after)) RET' on the character.

If it returns iso-8859-1, it should be OK. If it returns control-1 or
so, that the trouble.

LC> send, and doesn't give me any other choices.  Is there something I
LC> should change in my .gnus.el?

If the message you sent out is OK, you may 
        (setq mml-confirmation-set '(unknown-encoding use-ascii))

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Shenghuo ZHU