> If it received a plain text message, it would convert it to HTML -- including changing things like ":)" into J in Microsoft Symbol font or Webdings or whateve

> If it received a plain text message, it would convert it to HTML -- including changing things like ":)" into J in Microsoft Symbol font or Webdings or whatever it was. Ah, that's what that was! Many years ago I was experimenting with alternative clients for corporate email, and remember being confused by those J characters, usually at the end of emails. Never figured it out, so thanks for solving that mystery. J