At 11:29 AM -0700 2004-07-28, Hunter Hillegas wrote:
I guess what I am asking is if anyone knows how this encoding is taking place. I assume it is the AOL client... But if anyone knows anything about this or how he can prevent the system from doing this... He's not super computer savvy and he's getting frustrated.
Does he use the web interface sometimes and sometimes the AOL client? That might explain the difference.
Another potential source of problems would be if he sometimes includes attachments, or sometimes only one attachment versus multiple attachments at other times. The problem is that the AOL client doesn't understand the concept of more than one attachment, so it has to wrap up all of the attachments and put that into a single ZIP archive, and then attach that one archive to the message which is sent out.
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