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In article <33233062.15610312@news.demon.co.uk>,
   rtvsoft@clearlight.com (Jeremy Gelber) wrote:
>cyrus@bluewin.ch (Helpme!) wrote:
>
>>I'm using FreeAgent v1.1 to read news messages. I'm able to decode
>>binary attachments. But I'm not able to decode non-binary attachments,
>>i.e. JPEGs that are encoded with Base64 or uuencoded. Who can tell me
>>how to decode THESE attachments with FreeAgent?????? If I try it the
>>way I do with binary attachments, it doesn't work because FreeAgent
>>tells me that it has not found any binary attachments. The only thing
>>I can see are these unreadable letters I also see before decoding
>>binary attachments?? Who can solve this problem???
>
>Try copying them into Notepad and saving the resulting file. Then, get
>a shareware program called Info Xfer Pro and decode the file.
>
>Jeremy :)
>

I have discovered a freeware decoder which seems to work well. 

Quote from readme:


   UUDeview for Windows is a powerful package to decode files that you
   have received via email or from a newsgroup. It supports decoding of
   uuencoded, Base64, BinHex and xxencoded data.

   You do not need to edit input files prior to decoding. All you have 
to
   do is to save the emails or newsgroups from your mail or news reader
   into a file, and then fire up UUDeview. It will first scan all files,
   sorting parts where necessary, and then present you with a list of
   decodeable files.

   You can also use the program to encode files into a uuencoded or
   Base64-encoded text file in order to send it away by email.


   For more information, and to see if new versions are available, check
   the UUDeview homepage on the WWW at:

        http://www.uni-frankfurt.de/~fp/uudeview/

   or:

        http://www.miken.com/uud/uud.htm


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