with regard to "accept-charset:", I was wrong: Jim Saunders wrote: # But I thought that using the "*" was not legal in HTTP/1.1? We asked # this very question no. It is exactly what we would like to use. You're right. I was thinking of 'accept'. It doesn't seem like "*" is legal in HTTP/1.1 in "accept-charset:". So you're stuck using accept-charset: utf-8,iso-8859-5 for your preferred encodings, or just leaving the whole thing out and taking what the sender sends you. Maybe that's not so bad? LarryReceived on Thursday, 5 December 1996 19:58:06 GMT
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