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I mean the Pilcrow Sign character value 182 which I interpret as CR\LF in my text editor. I Could show it as CR\LF but I choose to use the end of paragraph sign. I call it end of paragraph marker because in a word document or elsewhere that is what it should be used as. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilcrow In code it is usually used in a different way as an end of line character. At least in windows which is what I have windows 11 pro (64bit) which is the only flavour it comes in.

Eudora currently splits longer lines with paragraph characters into two or more lines. will the impending release of the beta version of Aurora stop this breaking or at least set to a more sensible level such as 2048 characters especialy for links\urls If not could you let us know what the current rules for the splits are? Thanks VisualPerception my previous question around this topic: https://sourceforge.net/p/hermesmail/discussion/general/thread/6085b35f85/#b2d4

Eudora currently splits longer lines with paragraph characters into two or more lines. will the impending release of the beta version of Aurora stop this breaking or at least set to a more sensible level such as 2048 characters especialy for links\urls If not could you let us know what the rules for the splits are? Thanks VisualPerception my previous question around this topic: https://sourceforge.net/p/hermesmail/discussion/general/thread/6085b35f85/#b2d4

Eudora currently splits longer lines with paragraph characters into two or more lines. will the impending release of the beta version of Aurora stop this breaking or at least set to a more sensible level such as 2048 characters especialy for links\urls If not could you let us know what the rules for the splits are? Thanks VisualPerception

frequently when any email client locks up while downloading the fault is due to a corrupt message. The next message after the last message which downloaded sucessfully is likely the culprint. So go into gmail and look at that message and if looks suspicious then put it into gmail spam. Report those messages to Google but putting it in spam may alert google that all is not well.

Whats your point? This question has been asked several times in various guises. I guess it'll be done when time and resources are available. In the meantime we can only be grateful that people are keeping it alive. For example, the work being done by Jens O.M. Karlsson, Ph.D in trialling and testing an OAuth2 proxy to get around that tricky problem. You need to be subscribed to mailto:join-eudora-win@hades.listmoms.net?Subject=Gazelle to keep abreast of what is going on, albeit not the offical l...

Whats your point? This question has been asked several times in various guises. I guess it'll be done when time and resources are available. In the meantime we can only be grateful that people are keeping it alive. For example, the work being done by Jens O.M. Karlsson, Ph.D in trialling and testing an OAuth2 proxy to get around that tricky problem. You need to be subscribed to [join-eudora-win@hades.listmoms.net?Subject=Gazelle] to keep abreast of what is going on, albeit not the offical line.

Whats your point? This question has been asked several times in various guises. I guess it'll be done when time and resources are available. In the meantime we can only be grateful that people are keeping it alive. For example, the work being done by Jens O.M. Karlsson, Ph.D in trialling and testing an OAuth2 proxy to get around that tricky problem. You need to be subscribed to mailto:join-eudora-win@hades.listmoms.net?Subject=Gazelle to keep abreast of what is going on, albeit not the offical l...