Hi Jonathan,
>> Bingo! I've looked at two of these emails and found extra line breaks >> in messed up rtf/doc attachments. > I should have given you an example of what it should have looked like, but based > on your reaction, I think you may have already established too many line breaks. It's clear enough from comparison with the attachments which I received OK. >> Now what can I do about this? > Select message, Tools - Export - Unix .msg file. Open in notepad (or textpad if > it is too big, you may not want to use wordpad as it does some odd things to > files), then go and delete those extra line breaks in the file. Save, Tools - > Import - .msg file, and select it... now try opening the attachment again. Errrr, thanks. What I actually hoped, though, was that there is some setting to avoid this happening in the first place. I send and receive dozens of attachment each day, that's why I need a professional mail application. If I'm left with editing messed up attachments manually in an editor every second day, I'd rather change to another program. For the time being, I ask my clients to send me zipped files which I receive without problems. They keep forgetting about it, though, so that I have to ask them to resend their files. And of course I promised them I would take care of this issue. Thus, forgive me my little rant - and thanks to you, Jonathan, for your helpfulness all the way through! All the best, Anselm __ Anselm Buehling - Translations EN/RU > DE [EMAIL PROTECTED] +49 30 6950 4870 |phone +49 30 6950 4898 |fax +49 170 961 2072 |mobile ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
