William, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I believe that the problem is that the message I receive is MIME-
>formatted and the attachment is actually compressed with StuffIt, but
>something is preventing PowerMail from recognizing that. Messages
>received from this source prior to my switching to PowerMa
Zeph, I can't comment much on your own issue (although I realise that you
started this thread), but with regard to Willaim Lisowski's problem my
point was that the sit is probably supposed to be on the end. Here is my
suspected sequence of events:
1. file.pdf is compressed by sender, resulting in
For what it's worth, my problem occurs without the additional .sit added
onto it.
z
On 7/16/2004 at 2:32 AM, Rick Lecoat wrote:
>I'm wondering if the problem is partly due to the name of the file
>(newsletter.pdf.sit) having 2 periods in it?
William;
I'm wondering if the problem is partly due to the name of the file
(newsletter.pdf.sit) having 2 periods in it? Although not often a major
problem, this is a bad naming policy since it has the potential to
confuse the computer about what the file name suffix is. I know that you
have no
Since the release of the PowerMail 5 betas, I have not been able to read
the PDF newsletter I receive by e-mail. The symptoms are
1) the attchment name is newsletter.pdf
2) the attachment displays a Preview icon rather than an Acrobat icon
(and I know it was created in a Macintosh environment usi
Remember that PM prior to v5.0 truncates filenames at 31 characters. So,
if a PC person were to send a PDF file via MIME but the .pdf got
truncated, PM might not know how to assign it and Mac OS X might not know
how to open it, either. (You'll have a blank icon to click on.) (MIME
attachments will
Brian Jacobs / 04.7.13 / 6:27PM wrote:
>I get the same result running PM 4.21 on 10.3.4 but with me Photoshop
>files won't open though jpegs will open in Preview (an Apple image viewing
>app for OSX) though Photoshop itself does open. Files in some apps open
>and others don't though I haven't
Try checking the file mappings. I believe that PowerMail uses these
settings to assign type/creator codes to (PC) files as they are received.
The most straightforward way to do this in in the File Exchange control
panel, under the PC Exchange tab (although you can also use the Internet
control p
I get the same result running PM 4.21 on 10.3.4 but with me Photoshop
files won't open though jpegs will open in Preview (an Apple image viewing
app for OSX) though Photoshop itself does open. Files in some apps open
and others don't though I haven't made a record of which ones. Checked
again
One of our users, running PM 4.21 and OS 9.21, seems to have lost the
ability to double-click any PDF files received directly from the message
window. Other document types are fine. I've rebuilt the desktop, to no
avail. She has quite a lot of other PDF files on her hard drive which
open fine i
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