Great trouble: About GB2312 encodings in Mail
In Panther, Mail has encodings with GB2312 using in Simplified Chinese, it can made Chinese Windows PC users read the mails in correct encodings.
But in Tiger, Mail only has the encodings name "HZ GB2312 Simplified Chinese", it's not the same encoding with "GB2312". From Safari's encoding setting, we can see two of them: "GB2312, HZ GB2312...~{!1#,~}I don't know why Apple remove GB2312 from Tiger Mail, so that, many of Chinese PC users can not read may mails in there encodings(GB2312).
I check all my mail have sent, some were in UTF-8, some were in GB2312...It shows that Mail can sent mails with GB2312 encodings, but how can I custom it has my default encodings? and When Mail would use UTF-8/GB2312 to send a Chinese mail? Mail have no setting about that, just to choose one text encodings when sending mail, and in facts, it has no GB2312 to choose.
I can set up GB2312 in "Mozilla Thunderbird" as outgoing encodings, and I hope Mail can do the same things. Now, when I send a Chinese mail to PC users with Mail, I have to check back that what encodings was use by outgoings. If Mail choose UTF-8, so I have to sent the mail again, because the mail in UTF-8 can't read by Windows PC---when receive mail, many guys don't know how to switch UTF-8 to GB2312.
But in Tiger, Mail only has the encodings name "HZ GB2312 Simplified Chinese", it's not the same encoding with "GB2312". From Safari's encoding setting, we can see two of them: "GB2312, HZ GB2312...~{!1#,~}I don't know why Apple remove GB2312 from Tiger Mail, so that, many of Chinese PC users can not read may mails in there encodings(GB2312).
I check all my mail have sent, some were in UTF-8, some were in GB2312...It shows that Mail can sent mails with GB2312 encodings, but how can I custom it has my default encodings? and When Mail would use UTF-8/GB2312 to send a Chinese mail? Mail have no setting about that, just to choose one text encodings when sending mail, and in facts, it has no GB2312 to choose.
I can set up GB2312 in "Mozilla Thunderbird" as outgoing encodings, and I hope Mail can do the same things. Now, when I send a Chinese mail to PC users with Mail, I have to check back that what encodings was use by outgoings. If Mail choose UTF-8, so I have to sent the mail again, because the mail in UTF-8 can't read by Windows PC---when receive mail, many guys don't know how to switch UTF-8 to GB2312.
