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Sometimes you may receive multiple messages, where a file is split up into more than one message because of size limitations. You will need to use a text editor or the DOS COPY file command to paste the files together into one large file, and save it as a text file with a .UUE extension.
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The message you receive with an encoded file will need to be prepared for the simple WinZip decoding operation. The steps you take will depend on the e-mail program you are using.
If you are using CompuServe Information Manager (WinCIM),
Double-click on the message to open it,
Select Save As from the File menu item,
Enter a file name using .UUE as the extension; for example: FILENAME.UUE.
If you are using MSMail,
Highlight the message (DO NOT open it; large messages are not handled well by MSMail)
Select Save As from the File menu item,
Enter a file name using .UUE as the extension; for example: FILENAME.UUE.
If you are using another e-mail program, one of the two methods described above may also work with your program. Be aware that some e-mail programs may crash or cut off parts of unusually large messages, so saving them as a file without opening them is the preferred method.
Your e-mail program may save a message attachment as an external file in a folder designated to receive them. In that case, it may automatically be named; you may wish to rename it, using a .UUE extension, for maximum convenience.
Sometimes you may receive multiple messages, where a file is split up into more than one message because of size limitations. You will need to use a text editor or the DOS COPY file command to paste the files together into one large file, and save it as a text file with a .UUE extension.