Thanks Martin, I'll try it on some other posts then.
And even though some posts "are not worth looking at", some people might
find these pictures to be really interesting.
That's the nice part of usenet, I think.
Oh, I really meant OE instead of Outlook in my mail, just getting sloppy
with writing the whole name down ;-)


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About Outlook I don't agree. It works fine for me.
I choose not to look at any Yenc posts, because as far as I see it,
that's the only thing I have a "problem" while using Outlook. No big deal
in my opinion, but maybe that's because I use a wideband cable
internetconnection. No real need to hack up anything in small parts,
except when sharing with others.

Even when dealing with yEnc posts, there's a solution that still lets you
keep your beloved and familiar Outlook Express (can't see what's so bad
about it myself, really. Works for what I do with it).
Have a look at and try OeyEnc (http://www.mutexed.com/code/OeyEnc/)

Ususally manages to decode about 90% of all yEnc-encoded posts in this
group (which made me realize that a good 60% ain't really that worth
looking at, after all...).

It does, however, seem to fail me on this particular one (which means I
can't tell you how "look-worthy" it may be).


PS: Please do not confuse Outlook Express with Outlook.
The latter is part of the MS Office package and does not support Usenet
(last time I checked).
It is hence even worse than OE, at least in this regard ;P