charset mystery

charset mystery

[Dick Knowles]

pgnus 0.97

I received email, read by nnml.  I moved this ('B C') to an nnimap
group.  From that group, I replied to the email ('S O m').  After
interspersing my comments, I tried to send ('C-c C-c').  First minibuf
message is 

  Warning: Your message contains 1 parts.  Really send? (y or n)

I answer 'y', then get

  Can't encode a part with several charsets.

What's happening, or how can I figure it out?  I haven't done anything
with any character sets.  I guess it has to do with the message I'm
responding to, but I have no control over that one.

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Re: charset mystery

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Dick Knowles <knowles@averstar.com> writes:

> I received email, read by nnml.  I moved this ('B C') to an nnimap
> group.  From that group, I replied to the email ('S O m').  After
> interspersing my comments, I tried to send ('C-c C-c').  First minibuf
> message is 
> 
>   Warning: Your message contains 1 parts.  Really send? (y or n)
> 
> I answer 'y', then get
> 
>   Can't encode a part with several charsets.

You're using Emacs 20.2, which is broken in innumerable ways.  Upgrade 
to Emacs 20.4.

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   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen