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  1. ################################################################################
  2. #                                                                              #
  3. #                                   DWDecode                                   #
  4. #                                                                              #
  5. #                              Encode Types File                               #
  6. #                                                                              #
  7. #                       Copyright ©1996 by Dick Whiting                        #
  8. #                                                                              #
  9. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
  10. #                                                                              #
  11. # This file is used to identify MIME encoding types. Each line from a file     #
  12. # that starts with: 'Content-Transfer-Encoding: ' will have the next word      #
  13. # tested against this file.                                                    #
  14. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
  15. #                                                                              #
  16. # Format of this file:                                                         #
  17. #                                                                              #
  18. # Word1 is the type specified on the Content-Transfer-Encoding: line.          #
  19. # Word2 if present MUST be '64' or 'UU'                                        #
  20. # Word2 if absent indicates that the type is NOT a Base64/UUencode             #
  21. #                                                                              #
  22. # Case is NOT important. These values are all treated as UPPER case.           #
  23. #                                                                              #
  24. # I have entered ALL of the types I have found SO FAR, but this way you can    #
  25. # easily add new ones as they appear. I suggest leaving 'TrapNewEncs' on and   #
  26. # checking the output file occassionally for new ones.                         #
  27. #                                                                              #
  28. #------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
  29. #                                                                              #
  30. #                      Dick Whiting <dwhiting@europa.com>                      #
  31. #                               01 December 1996                               #
  32. #                                                                              #
  33. ################################################################################
  34. 7bit                   
  35. 8bit                   
  36. quoted-printable      
  37. base64               64
  38. x-uue                UU
  39. x-uuencode           UU
  40.