From: "Robert Comer" 

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Tools -> Options -> Send -> Mail Sending Format-> Text Settings
and HTML = settings.

- Bob Comer


"Robert Bononno"  wrote in message =
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  Where do you configure it? I can't find a setting anywhere. (OE v.5).=20

    Rich  wrote in message news:3e0b416f{at}w3.nls.net...
       Base64 or uuencode depending on how you have it configured.

    Rich

      "Robert Bononno"  wrote in message =
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      Anyone know how Outlook Express encodes outgoing e-mail =
attachments that are not Zipped? If one sends a binary file, for example =
(of whatever kind), does OE use Base64 to encode it or something else. I =
sent some files to a friend on a Mac and the files got munged in the =
process. I used to know this but have forgotten about since I generally =
transfer PC to PC.=20

      robert

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Format-> Text Settings and HTML settings.
 
- Bob Comer
 
 
"Robert Bononno" <rbononno{at}erols.com>">mailto:rbononno{at}erols.com">rbononno{at}erols.com>
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  Where do you configure it? I can't find a setting =
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  (OE v.5). 
   
  
    Rich <{at}> wrote in message news:3e0b416f{at}w3.nls.net...
      
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    Rich
     
    
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