Hello Jonathan, On 27 September 2003, 22:26 -0500 (27/09/200304:26 local time) Jonathan Angliss [JA] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MDP>>> No. The file extension type is irrelevant. All that counts is the MDP>>> content-type header. >> Here's content-type header: >> Content-Type: Multipart/Mixed; >> boundary="------------Boundary-00=_EX2SJ5ADM7OFZTJLRH88" >> I've no idea whether this is erroneous or not but would have thought >> TB! could trap problems like this. JA> There should be another set of headers further down in the email, JA> scroll down a bit, and you should see some more. If you are seeing the JA> email with the content-type of text/* then the sending client was JA> miss-behaving, or there is a middle-'man' playing with the headers JA> (such as an smtp server or mail scanner). Thanks, I've found them now. Learned something new... -- Best regards, Martin Webster The Bat! 2.00.15 (Windows XP Professional Service Pack 1)
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