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Skriven 2005-04-04 00:01:00 av ED VANCE (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av KEN HRYNCHUK
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KH> EV> I use Juno Webmail for email, and Ken has been sending the UUE'd .ZIP t
KH> EV> me in a text style message, no attachment involved.

KH>I've been telling IE4 to attach a file, using UUE encoding. For the last
KH>send, I switched to MIME/BASE64. You should have the last one, by now,
KH>Ed; were you able to make any use of it?

Thanks Ken,

The MIME/BASE64 .ZIP file came through perfectly this time,
thanks for all your efforts.

I looked at it in SHEZ, and quickly scrolled through both files and they
both looked perfect.

KH>There's no magic involved with file attachments, they're just appended
KH>to the text message. The ability of a client to recognize a file as an
KH>attachment would depend on its ability to read the attachment headers.
KH>UUE is an older encoding standard, which doesn't contain MIME headers;
KH>that's probably why your mail client doesn't see it as an attachment -
KH>but, an attachment it is! :)

I believe you Ken, Juno was just putting it in the body of the message,
the UUE code that is.
What caused the UUE code to be messed up in transit is a mystery to me.

The Mime/Base64 .zip file was received as an attachment to your message
and extracted automatically into a useable .ZIP file when I clicked to
open it.


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