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I have mixed feelings regarding this message. I'm afraid giving tips to
decode similar attachments will be an incentive to their use. But when
the attachment is already there, someone may wish to be able to decode
it.
I will trust the wisdom of the list, giving out my way:
1. I select the coded part, boundaries included, and copy it;
2. I create a blank notepad file and paste the copied text;
3. I save the file as nome.txt;
4. I open a new WinZip archive and drag-and-drop the text file;
5. WinZip automatically unencode the file and show it as the original
file (e.g., a DOC file);
6. Now I extract the file to a directory and open it.
In my opinion, it is still MUCH better to avoid attachments.
Best regards,
Paolo Cavallo
----- Original Message -----
From: William J. Larson <bill_larson@CSI.COM>
To: <PHYS-L@LISTS.NAU.EDU>
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 7:29 AM
Subject: current/water analogy
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
Can someone forward a list of electrical current / water
flow analogies? My list is attached (Can Phys-L read attachments?)
Specifically, what are the analogies (if any) for power & capacitance?
Constructive [ ;-) ] criticism of my list would also be appreciated.
Cheers,
Dr. William J. Larson