On Sun, May 02, 1999 at 09:58:57PM +0200, Roland Rosenfeld wrote:
> On Sun, 02 May 1999, David Resnick wrote:
>
> > I recieve mail from MS-Outlook clients with attachments that I
> > cannot access. Mutt displays these attachments in the body of the
> > email, like this:
[non-standard uuencoded ``attachments'']
> To realize this, I added the following to my ~/.procmailrc:
Thanks! I've been trying (every now and then...until I give up for a
while) to get something like this working. But there's still just one
problem.... Let's say there's an incoming message with that has spaces
in the filename (yeah, I know...but some people seem to think it's a
good thing). In other words, something like this:
begin 600 99 Travel Expense Report Form.xls
The problem is, I end up with a filename of ``99'' on the new attachment.
Ok, in this case, it wouldn't matter, because .xls doesn't mean anything
to me (or to catdoc), so I end up just tossing it anyways.... But then,
I didn't look at what the attachment was when I tested this. :-) In a
way, I suppose that's a good thing....
Suggestions?
Thanks,
--jim
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