Re: Dragon
From Daniel Srostlik <dan...@gmx.de>
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· 23 Mar 2002 11:51 · View full thread
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Roland Bierlein schrieb am 22 Mrz 2002: >> Heinz Toennes wrote: >> >> [Ascii-Art] > > Was mir auff�llt: Dein Posting hat trotz MorVer (alte Version) weder > MIME- noch Content-Type-Header. Vielleicht hat's damit zu tun. Nein, das hat damit nichts zu tun. In Heinz Posting kamen halt nur reine ASCII-Zeichen vor, da mu� nichts deklariert werden und deshalb macht der Morver das auch nicht. Dan'lurker'iel -- Wer sich im Netz einen Namen machen m�chte, der sollte erstmal einen benutzen. (Mario Link in de.org.ccc)
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From: Daniel Srostlik <dan...@gmx.de>
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Subject: Re: Dragon
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