In article <155255732161.2699.16055637076396529424@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> you write: Here's a terminology question. >"Since a policy record can > be used for both internationalized and conventional mail, those > addresses still have to be conventional addresses, not > internationalized addresses." >-> >"Since a policy record can > be used for both internationalized and conventional mail, those > addresses still have to be ASCII-only addresses, not > internationalized addresses." >(We don't want to give the impression that addresses with non-ASCII characters >are non-conventional.) What do we call mail that's not EAI mail? It's not ASCII mail, since non-EAI messages can contain any character sets you want in the message body. Some people call it legacy mail which seems kind of jumping the gun. R's, John
