> I understood the desire. I just don't think there are any portable formats
> involved.
>
> E'rage is type APPL (as are all "APPL-ications", creator OPIM.
>
> It understands some 17 or 18 types of files; however, with the possible
> exception of 'M822' (RFC-822 TEXT mbox format file) and 'vCrd' (vcard), I
> don't believe any at all or portable formats that should have a File
> Exchange, Internet Config, or Control Panels-Internet mapping.
>
> And I'd personally discourage propagating even those two.
>
> In any case, neither OE nor E'rage add anything to the file mappings. Thus
> none "need" to be removed.
>
> For what it's worth, 'vCrd' is new with E'rage. 'M822' was new with OE
> 5.0something-or-another.
Why wouldn't you want to propagate standard format files that are compatible
between the two systems??
You have just listed two files that are very likely to be sent from one
system to another, so in fact Entourage and Outlook should add these to File
Exchange. Note in my other posting, Windows Internet Explorer uses a mail
message format to store web pages saved as files.
Regarding the two you mention - what are the corresponding Windows file
extensions? M822 would be a text file, is VCrd also a text file?
Eric Hildum
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