>My complaint is the lack of acknowledgement at ANY time on the part of
>Ipswitch that the webmail attachment handling is POOR at best. I'd like
>to see a statement from Ipswitch assuring my clients that it has been
>FIXED or is IMPROVED to a point where they can say it is set up as best as
>they can given the number of email clients out there and that they had to
>ensure it works FINE with those that are the most popular.
This is something that Ipswitch really should address. With 7.0, the
problem is still there, just a lot less annoying. It seems that they have
found a way not to have the MIME code displayed, but it seems that in the
places where it would display the MIME code before, you still can't
download/view the attachment. I'm guessing they are a step away from
solving the problem.
For what it's worth, MIME can get extremely complex, and it takes a long
time to learn all the variations out there (most/all of which are perfectly
legal). For example, you can have an actual E-mail (complete with original
headers and body) embedded within an another actual E-mail embedded in the
original E-mail. Any one of those three E-mail segments could have
attachments, and they could be encoded in a number of different ways.
-Scott
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