Ron, I've never heard of such a thing. Rather than checking your client's mail server, check how he has his software configured. Or you could telnet into his mail [having him enter his own user name and password without you looking] on the server, and see how many attachments get that far [after you sent a mssg with 2 or 3 small attachments].
However, I have yet to manage to know everything there is to know, so I could be wrong. <G> l.d. P.S. If you want a "mail to" that has 8 attachments possible [max in Arachne] let me know & I'll ship one out. ==== On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 11:16:26 +1000, Ron Clarke wrote: > Hi Folks, L.D., Glenn, <snip my stuff> > I wish ! > Not Arachne's fault, but I have at least one client to whom I cannot > (by any means I have tried) send more than one attachment with Arachne. > Arachne encodes and attaches multiple attachments, and sends the correct > number of bytes through my ISP's mail server, but my client only gets > one of them still attached. Clearly, HIS mail server is only letting > one attachment through. > I have to remember to ZIP everything into one attachment when sending > work to him. > Has anybody else come across this ? > Regards, > Ron -- Arachne V1.71;UE01, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
