On Sat, 25 May 2002 12:47:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jan Eri) wrote: > Hi, > > I am often sending non-binary attachments like *.RTF and *.TXT from > Mozilla Mail (currently RC3). > > 1. All recipients complain that RTF-like attachments shows up inline > in the message, which is not very useful for RTF attachments of > course. > > 2. Some recipients complain that the attachments shows up ONLY inline > in the message, not detachable as attachments. This happens with > Eudora and some Lotus Notes versions. Eudora support claims this is > because Mozilla MIME handling is defective. > > Is anyone able to shed more light on this problem, and how to solve > it? > > BTW: This is not a problem when sending with Mozilla for Windows
After a tip in mozilla.mail-news I discovered that even if I had already checked that I had Navigator->Helper app->application/rtf defined, I discovered that the application entry was blank, so I changed to "Save to disk". This seems to solve the problem. Maybe it's an idea to either change the default to "save to disk", or let the application/rtf override the missing application entry? regards, Jan -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jan Eri ~~ Protector AS ~~ Norway Work: http://www.protector-group.no/ Priv: http://janeri.com/
