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It leaves traces as a webdings font tag, so it should be programmatically detectable. I'd love it if Gmail implemented a fix for Microsoft's legacy bug.
by snprbob86 16y ago
It leaves traces as a webdings font tag, so it should be programmatically detectable. I'd love it if Gmail implemented a fix for Microsoft's legacy bug.
- mseebach 16y agoWhy? Then they'd concede that Microsoft are the true kings of the internet, and that their arbitrary application of undocumented ad-hoc protocols is something the rest of the world should spend resources catching up to. If they did, however, they should put a yellow notice-bar in there saying "This messages contains non-standard extensions specific to Microsoft Office users. It has been cleaned up to the best of our abilities."