On Sunday, September 1, 2002, 11:53:16 AM, Adam Rykala quoted me and then wrote:
E>> And like Mark, I experience corruption with ALL attachment types, E>> not just JPEG images. .doc files, .ppt files, .zip files, you name E>> it, it has come through corrupted at one time or another. And also E>> like Mark, saving a "corrupted" JPEG image to disc will E>> _partially_ display in an external viewer, like ACDSee. AR> I'm running TB! on Xp and haven't had any attachments corrupt yet, AR> and the nature of my use of email means I send a lot of AR> attachments of multiple forms (.doc, .sdw, .cdr, .zip etc etc) Just to be clear, I only have problems RECEIVING attachments. I can send attachments from TB! just fine; so far, I have not encountered corruption on outgoing mail, although admittedly, I don't send very many attachments. Also I'm running under Win 2K, not XP. As I noted before, I can zip up a TB! folder with a "corrupted" attachment and send that zip'd folder to another TB! user, and it WILL be corrupted for them, yet that user forwarding the message to a non-TB! user will result in the message being perfectly fine. AR> Strange - Mention was made later in the email of Mime encoding - AR> tried uuencoding? I don't have any control over how attachments are sent to me, and MIME Base64 is presently the most common method of encoding attached binaries such as JPEGs or ZIP files. Eddy ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
