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>  * >  * freefall still has bsd.port.mk from 4.Dec, while thud has it from 17=
>  * =2EDec.
> 
> Please fix your mailing program, this "=" business is ugly and hard to 
> read! ;)

This seems also to be a generic problem with exmh (mh?) when it detects a
character with the top bit set. I am certain that it is not just my copy of
the program. I do know that I did not ask for quoted-printable when I sent
actual iso-8859-1 data to myself, and I did not get quoted-printable when
I sent myself again the message that precipitated the original complaint.

Adam