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First question... Is it only inline attachments that have CID's or do all attachments have them?
Second question... Does anybody know of any software or web email service which allows you to find out the CID of an attachment before it is sent (I need to reference something in the email directly to the CID of the attachment).... the only thing is... I wasn't looking to write a script unless it's dead simple and quick because my reasons for the requirement are not dead important- just for personal use.
Notice the CID? It's an image. I'm kinda halfway to what I need except I want the attachment as a JAR and not a JPG. Ok so that's not an image I hear you cry but will it make a difference so long as the file is there and i can reference it then i'll be happy and should be able to do what i need.
So does anyone understand the source enough to be able to see what I should edit to Make that CID a JAR file? I reckon MS Outlook isn't displaying the full source here.. where are attachments stored? Is that in the header?
I have it at home but I'm sat at work at the moment so I'll check it when I get in..
I think all this CID stuff may become irrelevant anyway if i can just add a MIME type to Mozilla/netscape so that the correct content type is specified for JAR files instead of application/octet-stream which it is putting down at present. it should but application/x-java-archive.
I'm guessing that this is why mobile phones dont understand the JAR files they are recieving from my email.
Does anyone know if you add a mime-type to the Helper Applications section in the prefs of Mozilla/Netscape does it use those settings when composing mails or just for viewing web content?