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You probably want to set the "Content-Type:" field to "immage/tiff", and maybe set a "name=" in the It too. Content-Type: image/tiff; name="$FILE" a. On 9 Feb, Simon Faulkner wrote: > With very much good help from Buddy Cook I can now get a received fax > emailed directly to outlook using the following faxrcvd script: > > snip >>> > echo "" > echo "--$MIMEBOUNDARY" > echo "Content-Description: FAX document" > echo "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" > echo "Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64" > echo "" > /usr/bin/mmencode $FILE 2>/dev/null > echo "" > echo "--$MIMEBOUNDARY--" > ) | 2>&1 $SENDMAIL -ffax -oi $SENDTO > > << > > It saves as Fax Document.dat > > How can I get it to save as > > Fax Document.tiff (or .tif) > > so it will open the imaging software automatically? > > (Yes, I know it's a small point but I like being fussy ;-) > > Simon > > S C Faulkner > Dedicated Programmes > 01538 303 900 > http://www.titanic.co.uk >