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I am concerned about the following from Oliver Stern to Syafril
Hermansyah:
>
OS>> I received some messages recently created with a version of
Outlook.
OS>> They contained one attachment each (an RTF-file) with the
content type
OS>> application/msword. Funny enough, TB trashed the
attachment
OS>> immediately as the mails hit the mailbox. Only because I knew
there
OS>> had to be one, I was able to open the mail directly on the
server the
OS>> second time and save away the source.
>
Whilst I can understand TB dealing with .rtf files as attachments,
why
should it trash them? I am on an e-mail list locally and so that
most
people (most use MS) can receive documents, we have a rule they are
sent as .rtf attachments. Does this mean that TB will trash them, or
is it something only to do with Outlook?
Graham
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