[Moved to OT]

> The only mail clients that do NOT handle this type of message encoding
> "attachment" correctly anymore are Outlook Express and the older
> versions of Outlook.  (I think Outlook XP might finally work properly,
> but haven't tested it.)

Agreed, but some of us are stuck with OE or Outlook.  In Outlook, the
message is blank in the preview window but opens correctly in the message
window.  As a result, I skim over it and delete it without reading.  Other
unfortunates using the same software probably do the same.  From private
correspondence with Aubrey, he's figured out a way round it, by turning
MIME encoding off.

Even if it is not pointed out very graciously, the idea of making your
queries easy to read is a good one.  Personally I'd prefer it if those who
couldn't read other people's messages (or understand their broken English
or poor grammar) would either try harder to understand them or ignore them,
rather than complain about it and add more noise...

That's the end of my noise... back to your regularly scheduled signal!

Nigel

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