Many email clients encode attachments in base-64. I think there are standard
modules in python which should be able to decode this.
> Hi
>
> I made a small python program at home and tried to send by email
> attachments
> to my studymates.
> The attachment however shows up as a strange text
>
> the first lines look like this:
>
> M1F]R<_AG(#(@+2 R(&=E;F5R871O<F5R("[EMAIL PROTECTED]<R#0H@"5!I"[EMAIL
> PROTECTED])4"!O
> M;&EE<'5M<&4)4"!V86YD<'5M<&4)4"!F<FEK=&EO;@EB97)E9VYE="[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> M5&EM92 P( [EMAIL PROTECTED]( DS-C(S-C N," ),3(R,BXR,C(R,C(R
> M,B ),30V-"[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]<http://groups.google.com/groups/unlock?msg=c42d7058ff6b0c28&hl=en&_done=/group/gruppe-b1/browse_thread/thread/23a5c2bfae647d8b%3Fhl%3Den>
> @X.2 ),3$R+C(S,S,S,S,S,R ),S0Y,3,T+C$W,[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> M,PT*5&EM92 Q( [EMAIL PROTECTED]( DS-34S-# N," ),3(R,BXR,C(R
>
> I was thinking that it might be the binary representation of my .py files?
> (the files were not compresses, just basic .py-files)
> If so is there anyways its possible to convert it back into an ordinary
> text
> file? through either Python og Windows?
>
> I ain'tt gonna be back to my own PC for the rest of the weekend so some of
> the study work requires me to decode the attachments.
>
> All help highly appriciated
> Best regards
>
> Ole Jensen
>
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