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What does this mean?!

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My boss emailed me this:

 

Content-Type: image/jpeg; name="CFS.jpg"

>Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="CFS.jpg"

>X-Attachment-Id: 36c0c295cb8cfa24_0.1

 

I cannot get hold of him at the moment and havnt a clue what it means??!!

 

Can anybody please let me know any info in what it is?

 

Thanks

He tried to send you a jpg image file named 'CFS'. Is there no attachment within the email?

I believe this error is down to a MIME type definition error so your email client doesn't know that's an attachment object, not just text.

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He tried to send you a jpg image file named 'CFS'. Is there no attachment within the email?

I believe this error is down to a MIME type definition error so your email client doesn't know that's an attachment object, not just text.

 

Hmmm.....

 

ok.... Would be good if he actually had sent the image along too....!

 

I was thinking it was something much worse!

 

Cheers Andy!

Hmmm.....

 

ok.... Would be good if he actually had sent the image along too....!

 

I was thinking it was something much worse!

 

Cheers Andy!

 

Well he did, but something got screwed up on his end or your end which has caused the MIME error. Your client no longer recognises the attachment.

 

Ah well :p

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