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Using PEAR's mimeDecode Module
By: Gijs van Tulder
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    2003-07-29

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    By now, you should be able to write your own scripts using the mimeDecode module. You could, for example, write a script that lets you just email images and get them published on your web log. In the rare event that you are a teacher, you could save all documents that your students send you in your 'incoming files' directory, without having to open each message first.
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