On 4/26/05 4:40 PM, chris wrote: >>>It is encoding the message so it can send it. Try changing your encoding >>>method, maybe something has gone wrong with the plug in that handles >>>encoding. Also, make sure you aren't compressing the attachment. >> >>I have always used Base64. Is there another encoding choice that will >>work OK? > >Try changing to AppleDouble. > >There may be a problem between Emailer and OS X in dumping the resource >fork. Base64 will discard the resource fork of a file. Irrelivant with >flat file formats like JPEG and RTF, but as a wild guess, there could be >something where Emailer is running into a problem accepting the file with >no resource fork. > >AppleDouble will encode the file as Base64, but will also do the resource >fork as a 2nd Base64 file. So it might get around any Base64 data fork >only problems. > >It is really a totally wild guess, and I don't honestly expect it to >work, or at least not for the reasons I'm thinking of.
I'll try the above, as I am able, and will report back. It may be tomorrow, however, > > >One other thought occured to me... are you using my SMTP Auth hacked >version of Emailer? Nope, haven't grabbed that. I'm using your Baton Mail. Why do you ask? Bob ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
