Hello, Peter.

On 08 Aug 04 at 09:12, Peter Knapper wrote to Sean Dennis:

 PK> In ALL cases, YOU must ensure the target system, is expecting the file
 PK> so they can handle it appropriately when it arrives, AND also note
 PK> that fiels sent as attachments to messages are rarely able to pass
 PK> through systems without some specific setup, because inbound path info
 PK> is stripped from the message at the source system and only the
 PK> filename is passed between systems.

Maybe I should just UUencode the file I want to send (like MICRONET.ZIP)
and put it in the message as part of the text?  That would get around the
routing problems and I could use NetMgr to do it for me.  Or is sending
UUencoded stuff a no-no via netmail?

Later,
Sean

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