It's possible to decode binhex (Mac) and base64 (MIME) and uuencoded file attachments.
It's possible to send mail with attachments encoded with base64 (MIME) or uuencoding.
No external program is needed for encoding and decoding of attachments,
MyMail handles all internally.
Add file
To add a file to a mail just drag and drop it into the bar at the foot of the editor window.
You can also add by click with right mouse button in the attachment bar
to bring up the file selector.
Remove file
To remove an attachment drag the file attachment icon to the trashcan.
You can also remove attachment by click with right mouse button in the icon on attachment bar.
To include a text in the mail body drag the text file into the middle of the editor window.
Note
Files dropped into the text area in editor will be included as text in the mail.
There is no check if it is a text or not so dropping a binary file into the text area
will crash MyMAIL.
You need a multitasking environment to do the drag'n'drop operations
when using desktops like Thing and Jinnee you need to set the AV-Server correct.
MultiTOS is handeling this different (pipes) and do not need settings.
Attach folder
All depacked attachments are saved in a folder named attach.
To prevent to many and large files it is possible to erase the attach folder at program termination.
It is also possible to get the program automaticly delete
the oldest file at a user defined size limit.
Information in this document is subject to change without prior notice.