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how to decode mime from email attachment.

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    I'm able to connect to a pop3 email using the tcpclient and i'm also able to get the email, i'm having problem when someone send me an attachment like an image or a .doc file. How can i decode the attachment from the email and save it to my computer?

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      I'm able to connect to a pop3 email using the tcpclient and i'm also able to get the email, i'm having problem when someone send me an attachment like an image or a .doc file. How can i decode the attachment from the email and save it to my computer?

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      I think you should consider using regular expressions to identify the image / doc or whatever comes with the mail. You will however need to read some rfc's before starting ...

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        I think you should consider using regular expressions to identify the image / doc or whatever comes with the mail. You will however need to read some rfc's before starting ...

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        I can do the regular expression since the email tells you what type of mime is, and what is rfc's? do you have any example that I can follow?

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