Re: [NTLK] .nwt header bytes

From: Scot McSweeney-Roberts (newton_at_mcsweeney-roberts.co.uk)
Date: Tue Apr 12 2005 - 06:50:48 PDT

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Simon Bell wrote:

>
>This header is used by EnRoute=92s inet, and SimpleMail/MailV generate =
>it=20
>only for compatibility, so you can mail packages between the two=20
>transports. The data that follows is a NSOF flattened frame containing=20=
>
>the message.
>
>I hope this puts your mind at rest.
>
>

cheers for that :-)

Scot

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