Hi, *.b64 is indeed the extension for a Base64 MIME encoded document.
There's a webpage at <http://www.computeruser.com/resources/dictionary/ filetypes.html> that gives a lot of the extensions and their associated applications. StuffIt expander should be able to decode it; if not there is a shareware/freeware b64 decoder. Hope this helps. >Steven Mayer / 04.4.12 / 3:30 PM wrote: >>I don't know what the .b64 mail is. > >Base64 MIME encoding? > >Anthony Sanna / 04.4.12 / 2:31 PM wrote: >>It reminded me of those Star Trek episodes when the >>Transporter malfunctions - usually depositing the Klingon ambassador as a >>puddle on the Transporter Room floor. > >Oh, c'mon. The transporter won't melt organic material. In case of >accident, molecular will stay in the buffer, which can cease to exist at >some malfunction. In earlier days, malfunction could cause psychological >damage but I don't recall if there was any incident that organic matter >made puddle! > > >-- > >- Hiro > >[PROTECTED] ><[PROTECTED]> <[PROTECTED]> > > >
