--- On Thu, 8/21/08, Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Gregory Himes <gdhimes@yahoo.com>
> Subject: [tenchi:106330] Kanji compliance
> To: tenchi@usagi.org
> Date: Thursday, August 21, 2008, 6:59 AM
> > Actually, it's perfectly possible to use Japanese
> in
> > plain text
> 
> I've been unicode compliant since about 1998 or so
> (including page encodes), but for some reason, even 'til
> today, Yahoo isn't handling things correctly.  Some get
> through, some don't, but for some reason... no matter
> what I set the new "pull-down 
> menu" to, I cannot send kanji outbound, at all.  And
> it's not a function of the browser.  So, I'm pretty
> sure it's the Yahoo interface.  I may be switching to
> gmail, if it's good with that and several other things
> (especially spam blocking, since many 
> ML messages are getting bounced as spam now, and I cannot
> possibly even begin to read over 1000 pieces of spam per day
> ^_^ )


There's something wrong with Yahoo's interface.  I don't know what it is or I don't
know why.  All I know is that at work, a quarter of the time I have to reload the
page I'm on just to see the e-mail (or list of e-mails) that I selected.  And if I

use the Previous or Next buttons to cycle through my e-mail, then the e-mail never
successfully loads no matter how many times I hit the Reload button.

Everything works fine on my computer at home, however.



junior