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On 06 Sep 2000, Fran=E7ois Pinard wrote:

> [Dave Love]
>=20
>> If there's some bug in Emacs or Gnus, please address it!
>=20
> I'm not competent enough to do so.

It would be very helpful, though, if you could find out some way to
reproduce the problem.  For instance, I wonder when does a \201
appear?  You might take note of a \201 appearing in a new message.
Maybe you know what you did with that message before?

Or you could try to take some of those \201 infected messages and
write them to a file, then use `G f' on that file to see what
happens.  I'd think that up to one \201 before a Latin-1 character is
okay -- Emacs might have used the emacs-mule coding system for writing
the file.

Since you have some automatic stuff to deal with \201, could you
enhance that to log the \201s it sees?  Especially in fresh files?
Does that turn up anything useful?

kai
--=20
I like BOTH kinds of music.