I've finally switched to Jag (can't believe it took me so long, but I'd somehow built it up in my mind as much more of a transition than it really was), and am having one problem. I just sent my first email to a Windoz recipient that included a v. 9 Word document as an attachment. I saved it as a Word document, included the .doc suffix, but the recipient said it came across as gibberish (it was a resume, and, come to think about it, maybe that was a comment on my background, not on the formatting...). Any ideas? --W. David Stephenson
What e-mail program did you use?
It seems to be a problem with the encoding of the attachment.
There should be an option to set that, and you should set it to something
like "AppleDouble" or "MIME" (some programs encode, by default, as "BinHex", but windoze pcs don't handle that well).
hth
Luis
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