Content-Transfer-Encoding for mail from Portal

Hi,
I work on Portal 7.0 SP 12.
Do You know how to change encoding (Content-Transfer-Encoding) for mails send from portal by users (ex. from Collaboration Launch Pad) ?
Regards,
Jarek

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