The problem, at least with OE, is that if you delete the attachments,
you can't read the email, because the content of the email is entirely
contained in one of the attachments.

I think that if Jake is doing this as a favor for the recipients of
his email, that he ought to survey them to see how many like the idea.
 I, for one, do not.

On 2/19/07, Charles Rogers <crogers@totelcsi.com> wrote:
>
> I get attachments also, the "DEL" sovles the problem.
>
> CR
>
>
> >I get two attachments, the email as a txt file that I must open to read
> >your message and the digital signature is a .p7s file.  I am using OE on
> >Windows XP SP2 and yours is the only email of thousands that I receive that
> >does this.  I just opened gmail in a browser and gmail handles it
> >correctly.  Is anyone else using OE and having this problem with Jake's
> >email?  Maybe it is only when OE downloads this kind of message from gmail.
> >Why do you send that certificate anyway?
>
>
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