Re: vCard3.0 and vCal2.0

[Chris Page <page@xxxxxxxx>]

On Friday, August 16, 2002, at 07:29  AM, Bill Kearney wrote:

> If the spec now indicates use of UTF-8 (or UTF-16) it may be 
> possible to express a reasonably full range of internation 
> characters.

The vCard 3 spec says to use the MIME Content header to specify the 
encoding. You can use any supported encoding you like. It really 
only describes vCards embedded in MIME e-mail messages. There is no 
defined file format (or clipboard/pasteboard format, for that 
matter), and so there is no defined way to indicate the encoding in 
a file, unfortunately.

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Chris Page - Mac OS Lead, Palm Desktop - Palm, Inc.

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