Imaging programs

[Jason Clinton]

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Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
| Well that sucks.  A lot of programs know how to handle text that's
properly
| quoted, but when people (or programs) start assigning random quoting
styles
| they break.  KMail, for instance, highlights properly quoted text, and is
| starting to catch up with the old FIDONet mail clients in the way it can
| re-wrap quotes.  Perhaps someone will let the PGP maintainers know
they've
| screwed up.

They've already fixed it with a supperceeded version of GPG signatures
called PGP/MIME. However, due to incredible incompetency on Microsoft's
part, several versions of Outlook do not conform to the relevant MIME
RFCs and either a) lock up or b) display nothing when attempting to view
a PGP/MIME email message. There are no other email clients with known
issues with regard to PGP/MIME. If I happen to be wearing my tin-foil
hat when you ask me, I might suggest that Microsoft is more interested
in promoting the pay-for-crypto services they offer as a certificate
"authority". YART Microsoft Sucks.

Also, Thunderbird has the rewrapping algorithum you describe, as well.

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