Re: Damage File.

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From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:14

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The problem lies in transit. The servers between you and the sender look 
at the pdf, think its an ascii file and mess it up. You can avoid this 
if you zip the files before emailing.

Another alternative is to host the files on a server and send a link to 
download the files. Adobe offers acrobat.com that will allow you to do 
this at no cost.

Mike

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From: Michael Kazlow
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Subject: Re: Damage File.
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