Re: Email Formatting and Encryption
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 19806
interpreted = N
texte = Dear PCS,Thanks. I didn't consider the formats problem. I will think about downloads instead. I did look at applescript, but I thought there might be a quick way to get Eudora to see the files that were appended.Is there an Emailer sample showing the attachment code?RH Prouty bristol@interpage.net>I think rather than trying to figure out how Eudora stores its internal >files, it would be better to explore [AppleScript] as the means of talking >to Eudora. Then you can create new messages with attachments, etc, without >having to learn MIME and all that other junk. > >Eudora has an extensive set of scriptable commands, and you can see these >by opening its dictionary with Script Editor. > >Others on this last have been able to send attachments by using [WriteFile] >and MIME information using WebCatalog's own Emailer program (because >attachments are really just some extra text in the body of the email). > >Personally we explored all these possibilities years ago and decided that >the best solution for attachments is to send people URLs leading to >download files, rather than trying to use email. The main problem is that >lots of other email packages can't seem to accept various types of >attachments, ZIP files, SIT, TAR, GZIP, etc., and it just gets too >confusing. > >Technical Support | ==== eCommerce and Beyond ==== >Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant, >11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster, >San Diego, CA 92128 | Typhoon >619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com/
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Dear PCS,Thanks. I didn't consider the formats problem. I will think about downloads instead. I did look at applescript, but I thought there might be a quick way to get Eudora to see the files that were appended.Is there an Emailer sample showing the attachment code?RH Prouty bristol@interpage.net>I think rather than trying to figure out how Eudora stores its internal >files, it would be better to explore [AppleScript] as the means of talking >to Eudora. Then you can create new messages with attachments, etc, without >having to learn MIME and all that other junk. > >Eudora has an extensive set of scriptable commands, and you can see these >by opening its dictionary with Script Editor. > >Others on this last have been able to send attachments by using
[writefile] >and MIME information using WebCatalog's own Emailer program (because >attachments are really just some extra text in the body of the email). > >Personally we explored all these possibilities years ago and decided that >the best solution for attachments is to send people URLs leading to >download files, rather than trying to use email. The main problem is that >lots of other email packages can't seem to accept various types of >attachments, ZIP files, SIT, TAR, GZIP, etc., and it just gets too >confusing. > >Technical Support | ==== eCommerce and Beyond ==== >Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant, >11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster, >San Diego, CA 92128 | Typhoon >619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com/
RH Prouty
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