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SOLUTION: mutt just stopped displaying thread characters

SOLUTION: mutt just stopped displaying thread characters

2003-11-12       - By M. Fioretti

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On Tue, Nov 11, 2003 20:48:16 at 08:48:16PM -0800, Gordon Messmer (yinyang@(protected)) wrote:
>
> Remove the .i18n file. Log out. Log back in.
>
> At that point, your X session, and by extension your terminal emulator,
> should be using a UTF-8 locale. When you launch mutt, it should also be
> using a UTF-8 locale. It should print the correct "thread " characters.

YES! That did it! Thanks a lot, Gordon

Ciao,
   Marco Fioretti
   (now calling the doctor for some memory pills, to remember
   *why* did he screw up that file...)

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