I used set step on to break in and change the coding of the dbf attachment to cause wwPop3 to parse the message as base64. However, that still left the dbf corrupted.

So, neither of the two method wwPop3 has for parsing an attachment seem to help with a dbf.

Does anyone know if MS Outlook uses some weird means of encoding an attachment when the type is "application/octet-stream" and the encoding is "printed-quoteable"? Apparently it treats it does something other than what it normally does for "base64" or "quoted-printable" encoding because neither of the parsing schemes worked.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!