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Hello aloner<br />
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this question is open for more then 2 months<br />
time to clean up<br />
if not stated otherwise<br />
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my recom will be<br />
-PAQ<br />
-points to Neo_mvps<br />
-this will be finalized by an EE Moderator<br />
-with no further update (25.10.2002)<br />
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PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS ANSWER<br />
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HAGD:O)Bruintje<br />
posted by ToolzEE v1.0
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Hello aloner

this question is open for more then 2 months
time to clean up
if not stated otherwise

my recom will be
-PAQ
-points to Neo_mvps
-this will be finalized by an EE Moderator
-with no further update (25.10.2002)

PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS ANSWER

HAGD:O)Bruintje
posted by ToolzEE v1.0

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Per recommendation, force-accepted.<br />
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Netminder<br />
CS Moderator
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Per recommendation, force-accepted.

Netminder
CS Moderator

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I receive email attachments from clients, most open properly with the program they were written in (word, powerpoint, etc.). I receive what I think should be a powerpoint file and netscape mail identifies it as &quot;application/ms-tnef&quot;, encoding: base64. There is no program associated with this file therefore it doesn't open it properly.<br />
Also, some word documents are not seen properly either. I am using Netscape 6.2 and Norton Antivirus 2002 with email checking.<br />
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,<br />
Jon
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I receive email attachments from clients, most open properly with the program they were written in (word, powerpoint, etc.). I receive what I think should be a powerpoint file and netscape mail identifies it as "application/ms-tnef", encoding: base64. There is no program associated with this file therefore it doesn't open it properly.
Also, some word documents are not seen properly either. I am using Netscape 6.2 and Norton Antivirus 2002 with email checking.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide,
Jon

Attached File in Netscape Mail is not Recognized Properly

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.