At 11:37 PM 05/10/2000, you wrote: *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* George, I just received this as portion of a message.....have no problem sending to the lists, etc., but this person says: "What in the world are you using to write your messages? That reply came in as a binary attachment. I could not print it from Compuserve and when I tired to open it the system said it did not recognize the format. I had to exit Compuserve and emply QuickView Plus to open and print it." Since you are compuserve, maybe you can help? I have the options set for MIME. Mari **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** I have my Eudora set on MIME also and have no problems. Sounds to me like Compuserve is back to its old tricks. That is, they have a bunch of ex-MS nonads working there and they've screwed up the programming again. Compuserve was never known as having the best people working for them. Guess close association with the AOL folks has allowed the "dumb virus" to spread to them also. George
Ok. Thanks, George. Mari At 12:48 AM 5/11/00 -0400, George W. Durman wrote: >At 11:37 PM 05/10/2000, you wrote: >*************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* >George, >I just received this as portion of a message.....have no problem sending >to the lists, etc., but this person says: > >"What in the world are you using to write your messages? That reply came in >as a binary attachment. I could not print it from Compuserve and when I >tired to open it the system said it did not recognize the format. I had to >exit Compuserve and emply QuickView Plus to open and print it." > >Since you are compuserve, maybe you can help? > >I have the options set for MIME. > >Mari >**************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** > >I have my Eudora set on MIME also and have no problems. Sounds to me like >Compuserve is back to its old tricks. That is, they have a bunch of ex-MS >nonads working there and they've screwed up the programming >again. Compuserve was never known as having the best people working for >them. Guess close association with the AOL folks has allowed the "dumb >virus" to spread to them also. > >George > > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/