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- This file contains the text that is inserted before any
- attached files when files are sent through email using
- the MIME/none or FIDS transport methods. There is one
- block of text for each encoding type. Rex will look
- for a line containing just the encoding type's signature
- (%MIME% for MIME encoding, %UU% for UUencoding and %XX%
- for XXencoding) and will put any text between that line
- and the line with just %% in it into the message, before
- the encoded file.
- If the appropriate signature can't be found, no text will
- be inserted.
- Remember that lines longer than 76 characters, and text
- containing upper ASCII generally is not transferred well
- through email.
-
- %MIME%
- This is a MIME encoded message generated by Internet Rex.
- If your mailer doesn't support this type of coding,
- you can decode the file attached using a program like
- 'munpack'. 'munpack' is available for anonymous FTP
- from ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/mpack
- %%
-
- %UU%
- This is a UUencoded message generated by Internet Rex.
- If your mailer doesn't support this type of coding,
- you can decode the file attached using a program like
- 'munpack'. 'munpack' is available for anonymous FTP
- from ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/mpack
- %%
-
- %XX%
- This is an XXencoded message generated by Internet Rex.
- If your mailer doesn't support this type of coding,
- you can decode the file attached using a program like
- 'munpack'. 'munpack' is available for anonymous FTP
- from ftp://ftp.andrew.cmu.edu/pub/mpack
- %%