Ken Hornstein writes:
>>I find it happens quite often that I receive an e-mail where someone
>>has attached something that is likely to be plain text (such as a diff)
>>but their mail program has marked it as application/octet-stream.
>>Viewing such attachments ends up being a bit of a hassle bec
Ralph wrote:
> Hi Oliver,
>
> > I find it happens quite often that I receive an e-mail where someone
> > has attached something that is likely to be plain text (such as a
> > diff) but their mail program has marked it as
> > application/octet-stream. Viewing such attachments ends up being a
> >
Hi Oliver,
> I find it happens quite often that I receive an e-mail where someone
> has attached something that is likely to be plain text (such as a
> diff) but their mail program has marked it as
> application/octet-stream. Viewing such attachments ends up being a
> bit of a hassle because they
>I find it happens quite often that I receive an e-mail where someone
>has attached something that is likely to be plain text (such as a diff)
>but their mail program has marked it as application/octet-stream.
>Viewing such attachments ends up being a bit of a hassle because they
>need to be stored
I find it happens quite often that I receive an e-mail where someone
has attached something that is likely to be plain text (such as a diff)
but their mail program has marked it as application/octet-stream.
Viewing such attachments ends up being a bit of a hassle because they
need to be stored in a
