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> perl -MMIME::Base64 -ne 'print decode_base64($_)' < your_file
> This should print it to the console, and I assume you'd add a '> new_file'
> on the end to dump the output to a file.
I will try this. Thanks
> I wonder if, instead of including an
> existing email as an attachment, whether the sender can simply *forward*
> the original mail. It *sounds* like they're *attaching* an email to an
> email, which may not properly preserve encodings and attachment boundaries
> in the original email.
Saving and attaching works fine, forwarding is what corrupts the works.
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Ron KA4INM - Our property is taxed at 33% of it's cost
and the inflation is killing us in Florida!
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