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+Revision 619.30  2005/07/22 04:03:30  ajc
+* HTML messages in foreign character sets are now converted to UTF-8 for
+  display.
+
+Revision 619.29  2005/07/22 03:40:22  ajc
+* Handle display of RFC2047-encoded subjects and senders by converting
+  them to UTF-8 (all WebCit pages are output as UTF-8).  Resolves bug #136.
+
+Revision 619.28  2005/07/20 04:26:24  ajc
+* Detect libiconv on the host system and link it in if present.
+* If libiconv is present, convert foreign charsets to UTF-8 on the fly
+  when outputting text/plain messages.  (Still need to do text/html.)
+
+Revision 619.27  2005/07/19 17:05:23  ajc
+* Removed the last couple of places where forms were submitted using
+  the GET method.  POST is just so technologically cleaner that we should
+  use it all the time.
+* Fixed a bug in the MIME parser that was causing it to not be 8-bit
+  clean.
+
 Revision 619.26  2005/07/19 14:23:04  ajc
 * mime_parser.c: don't default Content-type: to text/plain, because when
   an HTTP POST operation is performed, the content type is expected to