Bill Hails wrote:
> Phil Clute wrote:
> 
> 
>>Mozilla here too, I can't see it.
>>
>>
>>>Decoding such images manually after cut&paste
>>>is no big problem as long as I won't have to do
>>>it more than once or twice a day :-)
>>
>>Just out of curiosity, how do you covert the text
>>to .jpg ?
>>
> 
> it used to be uudecode iirc, but that's going way back and I don't seem to
> have it on my current (Linux) system. I remember seeing a perl impl in the 
> old camel book. It's basically just a base 64 encoding (again iirc :-)

Yes it's Base64. I wonder why your Linux system does seem to lack it, 
because uuencode/uudecode is defined by POSIX and thus should be part of 
any more-or-less POSIX compliant systems (and Linux _is_ definitely 
sufficiently POSIX-compliant). At least the man-page on the Redhat 7.3 
box I'm currently sitting in front of says so.

Anyway, for all the other OSes (non-Unix) one can surely find some 
(GUI-)Tools which help with converting such encodings.

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