content-transfer-encoding question

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In .Net 1.1 the default content-transfer-encoding is 7bit, in .Net 2.0 it is
changed to quoted-printable by default. This change breaks some of my
application (don't ask why, the other party could not process
quoted-printable).

In MailMessage class, I have no control over this encoding, anybody has idea
I can I send email with 7bit encoding in .Net 2.0?
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Regards
Hardy

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Check this one..
http://www.philosophicalgeek.com/200...-1120-e-mail-c
lasses/

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rajagopal

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Thanks, it states the problem, what is the solution?
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Regards
Hardy

"Rajagopal Pasupuleti" wrote:

> Check this one..
> http://www.philosophicalgeek.com/200...-1120-e-mail-c
> lasses/
>
> --
> rajagopal
>
> *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com ***
>

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