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How do I read IPM.Microsoft Mail.Note attachments in Eudora?

Asked by netboss1 in Eudora Email Client

I have received an attachment that I cannot open with either MS Word or WordPerfect.  The file name is winmail.dat.  It is suppose to be a WordPerfect file.

The only clues I can find are when opening the file in Notepad, I see the string "IPM.Microsoft Mail.Note" near the beginning of the file.  This appears to denote some sort of proprietary MS format.

Any ideas as to how I can read this file?
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