dominique wrote:
In an example I see a MIME type multipart / mixed though...
multipart/mixed just means that it contains multiple parts that can have
mixed content. The attachments are inside that enclosure and have their
own MIME type.
Robert Kaiser
Robert Kaiser wrote, On 8/12/2009 1:51 PM:
If you only get "save", then as far as I know, the file type SM thinks
it is is application/octet-stream and those are usually executables. As
it's often dangerous to open executables from remote sources, we don't
allow those to be opened directly, we o
dominique wrote:
Hello all,
I'm stuck on my WinXP based SM2 when opening an email attachment which
is a file.vsd (i.e. a "Visio" file). Currently, I can only "save" it.
Is there a way to add to the helper the use of the visio.exe program
when double-clicking it (email attachment) ?
is there a pa
JeffM wrote, On 8/12/2009 1:34 AM:
dominique wrote:
I'm stuck on my WinXP based SM2 when opening an email attachment
which is a file.vsd (i.e. a "Visio" file). Currently, I can only "save" it.
Actually my problem is : how do I add a *new* helper application to SM2
? (in this case, to open Vis
dominique wrote:
>I'm stuck on my WinXP based SM2 when opening an email attachment
>which is a file.vsd (i.e. a "Visio" file). Currently, I can only "save" it.
>
A personal preference (with a nod toward non-lock-in standards):
The longer you keep files in proprietary formats,
the less useful the fi
Hello all,
I'm stuck on my WinXP based SM2 when opening an email attachment which
is a file.vsd (i.e. a "Visio" file). Currently, I can only "save" it.
Is there a way to add to the helper the use of the visio.exe program
when double-clicking it (email attachment) ?
is there a particular file t
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