Something's wrong, Larry. I get gibberish.

Diana

On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 14:22:25 -0400, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote in
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Something's wrong, Larry. I get gibberish.

Diana


I'm sorry for your difficulty. Perhaps Microsoft Outlook Express is
incapable of decoding yEnc encoded files?

Don't know, Larry, but I can see everything else here. I seem to remember
this happening once or twice before (not you) and there was a fairly large
group that couldn't get the pix.

No worries.

Diana

"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
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On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 14:22:25 -0400, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote in
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Something's wrong, Larry. I get gibberish.

Diana


I'm sorry for your difficulty. Perhaps Microsoft Outlook Express is
incapable of decoding yEnc encoded files?

Larry,

Outlook doesn't decode yEnc. Other binaries I go to usually the poster
includes yEnc in the title line so those who can't decode (me too) it can
skip over it. I'm on cable so it's not a big deal but to wait for it on
dial-up may take a while and then they can't see it.

Any chance of posting in something else? I know a lot of us would like to
see your pictures.

Bob

"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
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On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 14:22:25 -0400, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote in
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Something's wrong, Larry. I get gibberish.

Diana


I'm sorry for your difficulty. Perhaps Microsoft Outlook Express is
incapable of decoding yEnc encoded files?

I'm not on dial up, so it's not a big deal to me. but I, too, would enjoy
the pictures!

Diana

"Bob Walsh" wrote in message
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Larry,

Outlook doesn't decode yEnc. Other binaries I go to usually the poster
includes yEnc in the title line so those who can't decode (me too) it can
skip over it. I'm on cable so it's not a big deal but to wait for it on
dial-up may take a while and then they can't see it.

Any chance of posting in something else? I know a lot of us would like to
see your pictures.

Bob

"Larry Dighera" wrote in message
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On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 14:22:25 -0400, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote in
:

Something's wrong, Larry. I get gibberish.

Diana


I'm sorry for your difficulty. Perhaps Microsoft Outlook Express is
incapable of decoding yEnc encoded files?

I'm on cable so size is not a problem, and I'm using Thunderbird on my
Mac. I see all the other pics, just not this series.

On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 17:58:21 -0500, "Bob Walsh"
wrote in
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Larry,

Outlook doesn't decode yEnc. Other binaries I go to usually the poster
includes yEnc in the title line so those who can't decode (me too) it can
skip over it. I'm on cable so it's not a big deal but to wait for it on
dial-up may take a while and then they can't see it.

Any chance of posting in something else? I know a lot of us would like to
see your pictures.


Okay. I'll try re-posting the photos uuencoded, but it will be as
time permits.

Anyone who want's to view them now can download the free Agent
newsreader:
http://ftp3.forteinc.com/pub/agent/e...nu420-1118.exe

Hi Larry,

Same problem with me here. Thunderbird cannot decode multipart yEnc. I
use GrabIt as well. That can decode, but I only get about five pictures.
The rest of the data is collected in unreadable text files.

So please shrink the pictures a bit more and post them as normal
attachments so that we all can enjoy the show!

Greets, Niek

tennis maynard schreef:
I'm on cable so size is not a problem, and I'm using Thunderbird on my
Mac. I see all the other pics, just not this series.

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 13:08:52 +0100, Niek Hanckmann
wrote in
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Same problem with me here. Thunderbird cannot decode multipart yEnc. I
use GrabIt as well. That can decode, but I only get about five pictures.
The rest of the data is collected in unreadable text files.

The difficulty is probably a result of the news reader program not
getting the correct parts associated, as they all have very similar
subjects.

If you manually specify which parts make up the multi-part post, do a
date/time sort first. That should help get the correct parts in
chronological order.

Sorry for the difficulty.

Thanks for the feedback.

Larry Dighera wrote:
On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 17:58:21 -0500, "Bob Walsh"
wrote in
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Larry,

Outlook doesn't decode yEnc. Other binaries I go to usually the poster
includes yEnc in the title line so those who can't decode (me too) it can
skip over it. I'm on cable so it's not a big deal but to wait for it on
dial-up may take a while and then they can't see it.

Any chance of posting in something else? I know a lot of us would like to
see your pictures.



Okay. I'll try re-posting the photos uuencoded, but it will be as
time permits.

Anyone who want's to view them now can download the free Agent
newsreader:
http://ftp3.forteinc.com/pub/agent/e...nu420-1118.exe

Thanks for re-posting. I'm curious as to why you took the step to
'encode them' in the first place. I don't really know anything about
encoding things. And the newsreader file seems to be a proprietary thing
that only works on those clunky non-Macs.

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:58:01 GMT, Larry Dighera
wrote:

On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 17:58:21 -0500, "Bob Walsh"
wrote in
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Larry,

Outlook doesn't decode yEnc. Other binaries I go to usually the poster
includes yEnc in the title line so those who can't decode (me too) it can
skip over it. I'm on cable so it's not a big deal but to wait for it on
dial-up may take a while and then they can't see it.

Any chance of posting in something else? I know a lot of us would like to
see your pictures.


Okay. I'll try re-posting the photos uuencoded, but it will be as
time permits.

Anyone who want's to view them now can download the free Agent
newsreader:
http://ftp3.forteinc.com/pub/agent/e...nu420-1118.exe


With Agent I saw some pix. But not the latest bunch and all I
received were triplicated. Your whole post came as multiple answers
to your self and multiple times.

SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/main.php

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:12:00 -0400, tennis maynard
wrote in
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I'm curious as to why you took the step to
'encode them' in the first place.

Tennis,

Because the photographic image files contain non-ASCII characters, and
the fact that Usenet was conceived as a text-only medium, all posting
programs must encode binary files destined for Usenet, or the
non-ASCII data will be lost.