Adp> Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 12:18:36 +0400
Adp> From: Eugeny Sattler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Adp> ��: Dr.Thair Alithary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>First save those parts with short names such as 1,2,3,4......
>>then goto DOS prompt,and type this command:
>>copy 1,2,3,4 name.exe
Adp> ----------------------------------------------
Adp> I have to correct it. The right commandline will be
Adp> copy 1+2+3+4 name.exe
And again this is wrong command. Right command should include /b
option: "copy/b 1+2+3 file". But this not helps with binky. You forget, that
it sends (1) _splitted UUENCODE image_ (2) inlined into letters body (not as
MIME attachments) and thus you can't _decode_ parts independendly (and then
join decoded parts with help of "copy").
There are some ways how handle binky's send.
1. Use proper mailer, which able to decode UUENCODE stream, splitted through
some letters in their body.
2. Save each all letters into one text file in correct order and then apply
utility like UUENCODE/UUDECODE 97 from Richard Marks (it correctly skips
intermediate letters headers and blank lines).
3. Save letters into separate text files with number in name (file1, file2,
etc.) and apply UUENCODE/UUDECODE utility from Richar Marks (it
automatically searches next file and skips auxilary lines).
4. Save letters into separate text files, edit these files to remain there
only encoded image, combine these files (with help of editor or COPY
command) and then apply some other utility to decode image.
Adp> If you are lazy to type that command (like I am - we have to type it pretty
Adp> often) you can use different splitters and joiners made for Windows.
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