Reading Mime: 7 bit amr file

[GeraldF]

A friend sent me a digital amr file.
It is encoded into the outlook message.
Is there a way to decode this?

It starts:

--------------060708040102000303060905
Content-Type: application/octet-stream;
name="The recovery!.amr"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="The recovery!.amr"

IyFBTVIKPN8JF9OjGcHAg+f/4QcBN4AAMUvQaWT4AAADVXxphMA8inEk
M1woAGARvKtHkHA4 etc....

Thanks

 

[Brian Tillman]

A friend sent me a digital amr file.
It is encoded into the outlook message.
Is there a way to decode this?

What version of Outlook? What version of Windows? Was the AMR file not
shown as an attachment?

 

[GeraldF]

What version of Outlook? What version of Windows? Was the AMR file not
shown as an attachment?

Windows Vista Ultimate
Outlook 2003

No not attachement as digital numbers shown in post.

Thanks

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

sounds like it you are seeing the encoding in the message body - that often
means its uuencoded, not mime. without seeing the rest of the thread (since
it was trimmed from this message) I don't know what you've tried already.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Windows Vista Ultimate
Outlook 2003

No not attachement as digital numbers shown in post.

There is a problem with Outlook 2003 on Vista when HTML messages are
received via Bcc. Outlook shows the raw MIME. Microsoft has been told
about the problem, but I'm not sanguine about it being fixed.