You're lucky ... it crashed my PC completely.
Whatever happened to:
http://www.mailbase.ac.uk/docs/guidelines.html#no-attachments
?
David Thomas
Brunel University Library
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> From [log in to unmask] Sat Nov 14 18:40:56 1998
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> Subject: Very large messages (was Re: Wildtrack Publishing)
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> May I register a protest about the message posted by Colin Avison?
> It took 12 minutes to download here at home (where I, rather than my
> employer, pay the phone-bill), and when I looked at it I immediately
> deleted it - I will only examine email attachments if they come from
> a source I know to be reliable.
>
> In my opinion, if what Colin had to say was of interest to lis-link
> members, he should have extracted the text and pasted it into a mail
> message rather than sending a binary attachment.
>
> Andrew Cooper ([log in to unmask])
> UK operatic pages: http://www.personal.leeds.ac.uk/~lib6arc/
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