Mac files as enclosures

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From: Ed DeWan
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 1994 22:58

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This is weird, and I don't know how to deal with it. A user called and told
me that he received a Macintosh file as an enclosure, and that NUPop split
the file into a resource fork part and a data fork part. I am unable to
reproduce this; in fact, when I send a Mac file as a Mime attachment, it
arrives empty. This user wants to know if NUPop can now re-assemble the file
and forward it to another Macintosh. Can anybody explain this to me?

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From: e-dewan@uiuc.edu (Ed DeWan)
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Subject: Mac files as enclosures
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