Jason Stephenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Why go to all the bother of decoding the winmail.dat attachments?
> Lookout can be configured to send proper attachments. I've forgotten
> exactly what the steps are, because I haven't had to help anyone with
> it in about 4 years.
>
> Most folks ar
Why go to all the bother of decoding the winmail.dat attachments?
Lookout can be configured to send proper attachments. I've forgotten
exactly what the steps are, because I haven't had to help anyone with it
in about 4 years.
Most folks are thankful for the help if you're polite about it.
And, for those looking to transfer mail between Outlook and
real e-mail, a utility I've used is libpst. Homepage is
at: http://alioth.debian.org/projects/libpst/
It's failed on a few .pst files, mainly ones that were bad
in the first place. Otherwise, I've had good luck moving
mail by exporting
Hi, Greg -
My, this brings back memories!
Back when our shop still used Microsoft software (but Netscape, never
OutBack!) we saw this same problem. What a pain - even on a Windows
system you couldn't read the attachments!
There were solutions (although not from Microsoft). Here's a URL for
ano
Around this time of year, people share a lot of photos. Pictures of
friends, family, the kids, their pets, their Christmas trees etc. The
problem is that many of these people are chained to a Microsoft email
empire, and thus using email software that
a) writes html-formatted (or Rich Text)
