Hi Alexander,
On Saturday, April 01, 2000, 4:32:52 PM, you wrote in part about
"Getting some bad attachments sent":
>> I have on several occasions sent some attachments (MIME coded - Alt
>> - page up, or just dragging them in the editor), and the recipients
>> have not been getting them. This is a sample of what they have
>> received, in part. In this case, the mailer on recipient's end
>> was Microsoft Outlook Express.
A> The information you supplied below isn't enough to judge, what was
A> the real case of decoding failure. Please ask your recipient to
A> supply the _whole_ message he received in the MSG format. What you
A> enclosed below seems to be a valid part of MIME multipart
A> message...
She already trashed it. I sent it to her again as a test, and changed
my default encoding from Latin-1 to None, and she was able to open it
just fine. ????
A> In any case, your recipient can save the whole undecoded message to
A> a file and try to open it with WinZip or whatever utility capable
A> of extracting encoded data.
Yes, forgot about that.
A> P.S. If the mailer on the other side was LookOut Espresso, I'm not
A> pretty much surprised that the problems arose;-) You could
A> recommend that person to change his MUA;-))
She will be downloading TB! shortly :-)
Custom Today's thought for Alex:
As easy as 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841.
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Best regards,
Gary
Using The Bat! 1.42 Beta/10 on Windows NT 5
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