🚀 go-pugleaf

>     First of all, all the files you mentioned are binary. FreeAgent
>decodes uue-encoded binaries (the ones that start out "begin44...",
>but does not decode base64-encoded binaries (the ones that start out
>"/9j/...", or whatever). If you like FreeAgent (and who doesn't?), go
>ahead and get the latest version of Agent, which DOES decode all
>binary picture files, including base64. It has a lot more features
>than FreeAgent, and is a bargain, price-wise. If you don't want to do
>that, let me know and I'll send you a small but efficient Base64
>decoder which you can use to manually decode the Base64 files you save
>to disk.


Agent is only $29 and nothing comes close to it to my mind.  Better get it soon.
They are about to release the commercial version now that the 6 or 7 beta
upgrades are done (all near flawless too I might add) and it will likely go up
considerably.  Release is scheduled for the end of the month. Buy in now and get
the last update free. 

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