Also too, using IE on my phone and going to Mediacom's web mail interface 
(instead of going through K9) I can see and open the word document just 
fine so it is not my phone but k9 that is causing the problem.

Cindy

On Friday, May 15, 2015 at 4:57:22 PM UTC-5, Cindy wrote:

> **** As a doc online how?  A Microsoft email application, perhaps?  What 
> does a webmail interface show you? 
>
> I was rereading your email and noticed that I didn't answer the above 
> question you asked. 
>
> I use IE and go to my webmail online.  From there I open the email and see 
> my attachment.  It is listed as a .doc I can then click on it and click 
> view.  Then it opens on my computer perfectly fine as the .doc it is 
> supposed to be.  But on my phone with k9, when I click on show attachment, 
> all it shows is the winmail.dat file. 
>
>
> Cindy 
>
>
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
> Behalf Of Dennis Rockwell 
> Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2015 5:53 PM 
> To: [email protected] 
> Subject: Re: [k-9-mail] word document attachment coming in as webmail.dat 
>
> On 05/12/2015 06:09 PM, Cindy wrote: 
> > I do a lot of MS word documents/contracts on my computer to send to 
> > clients.  I always send myself a copy of it too.  So when it is coming 
> > from me, to me, I can guarantee it is leaving as a .doc, and it comes 
> > back as a .doc online but on my phone it comes in as a winmail.dat. 
>
> As a doc online how?  A Microsoft email application, perhaps?  What does a 
> webmail interface show you? 
>
> A Microsoft app will show you a winmail.dat as a doc file. 
>
> >  I used to be able to open and read my own .doc contracts on my phone 
> > but it changed a while back (can't tell you the exact date it changed) 
> > but something has changed with k9 to cause this problem since the 
> > document is fine out on the web and when it comes into my desktop. 
>
> Your Microsoft desktop?  On the web as viewed via Outlook? 
>
> Microsoft has a long history of creating applications that violate 
> standards (they do NOT write the standards, the code they write is NOT 
> gospel) and hiding that from the users. 
>
> > Since k9 used to be able to open these just fine, I know that they 
> > should be able to fix whatever is causing the problem now. 
>
> I can confidently assure you that the K-9 developers (I'm NOT one of 
> them) have no interest in writing and maintaining the code for converting 
> a .doc to a winmail.dat. 
>
> > Even if no one has the answer at present, k9 needs to look into 
> > changes they have made that might be causing the issue and fix it back 
> > to the way it was.  Are the k9 coders reading these posts to know of 
> > the problem? 
>
> Please email me a doc file and cc yourself.  I will look at it via gmail's 
> web interface (chrome and firefox on Linux), K-9 (Android 4.4.2 and 5.1.1), 
> and Thunderbird on Linux.  I promise to be honest about what I see. 
>
> Dennis 
>
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