Rick Lecoat wrote:
>I just tried to send a self extracting stuffit archive for windows, and
>figured that since it was effectively a windows file (it has an .exe
>suffix) and was going to a windows user I should use Base64 encoding. PM
>threw up a warning saying that it had reverted the encoding choice to
>Smart because Base 64 would corrupt the file.
PowerMail uses the InternetConfig settings to determine if a file is
encodable in base64 or not (ie, if the resource fork contains vital
informations). On Mac OS X, InternetConfig settings are editable from the
Internet Explorer's File Helpers preference. Make sure the "Macintosh
file" checkbox is not checked for the file type you want to send.
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
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