> The following is an email from a friend using Apple Mail - this
> happens with every attachment sent to my Eudora 6.1.1 by Apple Mail.
Is this every attachment sent by *one person* with Mail.app, or are you
getting this problem with Mail.app generated attachments from several
different sources?
Because looking at the headers you sent
> --Apple-Mail-3--318230347
> Content-Type: multipart/appledouble;
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> Content-Disposition: inline;
> filename="ETA Cards2.pdf"
'base64' and 'Content-Disposition: inline' are specifying inline
attachments. I believe that comes from the other end- it's not your
problem but that of your correspondent's settings.
I may be wrong, but if it it a problem with one Mail.app user and not a
whole lot of them, then I think their settings are b0rked.

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Peter
adam - 23 Jun 2004 03:07 GMT
> > The following is an email from a friend using Apple Mail - this
> > happens with every attachment sent to my Eudora 6.1.1 by Apple Mail.
>
> Is this every attachment sent by *one person* with Mail.app, or are you
> getting this problem with Mail.app generated attachments from several
> different sources?
Thx for the reply Peter.
The problem occurs with every attachment sent from Apple Mail :(
> Because looking at the headers you sent
>
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> I may be wrong, but if it it a problem with one Mail.app user and not a
> whole lot of them, then I think their settings are b0rked.
Peter Ceresole - 23 Jun 2004 09:24 GMT
> The problem occurs with every attachment sent from Apple Mail :(
Well in that case the problem *does* look as though it's at your end,
and the clue may lie in:
>> The
>> message copy also loks strange from Apple Mail showing "=20=" at the
>> end of every line etc.
I can't remember what that signifies- but I believe it means that you
may have the wrong transliteration set.
Do you have 'Eudora standard Tables' installed? They should be inside
your plugins folder, inside the Contents folder of the Eudora
application. You probably know this, but to save time in case you don't,
Ctrl-click on the Eudora application package and select 'Show package
contents'. To install the tables, just drop them into the plugins
folder, then restart Eudora.
I can't remember where I got my copy but try at:
<http://www.hf.uib.no/i/smi/files/eudtab.html>
With a message open, go to the Message menu, then down to
Change->Transliteration. Try the options, see what happens.

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Peter
JPaul - 23 Jun 2004 22:31 GMT
> >> The
> >> message copy also loks strange from Apple Mail showing "=20=" at the
> >> end of every line etc.
>
> I can't remember what that signifies- but I believe it means that you
> may have the wrong transliteration set.
Quoted printable. See :
<http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/RFC/1521/6.htm>
JPaul.

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|/| L |\\\ en (in)
\/|| = |||\\\ FRANCE
Peter Ceresole - 24 Jun 2004 00:11 GMT
> > I can't remember what that signifies- but I believe it means that you
> > may have the wrong transliteration set.
>
> Quoted printable.
Asolutely- thanks. I've had that set for so long (in Settings) that I'd
forgotten all about it.

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Peter
adam - 24 Jun 2004 09:43 GMT
> > > I can't remember what that signifies- but I believe it means that you
> > > may have the wrong transliteration set.
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> Asolutely- thanks. I've had that set for so long (in Settings) that I'd
> forgotten all about it.
Thank you all for helping me with this.
The advice to check my plugins for Translation Tables reminded me that
I had a beta copy of spamnix running (1.2.4 ims). I delted spamnix and
now all attachments are coming through beautifully!
Yay!