> Just to try to help, I created a word doc (using Microsoft Word 2000) and
> used (Insert, Object... from file) to insert three files.. one a zip, one
Okay, yes, the byte sequence I offered was if you do things like
'insert->image'.
Object insertions I did not [yet] have a sequence.
> is the size of the attachment itself. Btw, both the relative offset and
> the attachment size are big endian (read: backwards) and are four bytes
> long. I hope this helps.
Aaah, now that is a very useful peice of information - now I have to write
something which will seek that out - flip it around, then read off the stream
for that many bytes - very very useful stuff!
... now, to code it up *cough* :-)
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> used (Insert, Object... from file) to insert three files.. one a zip, one
Okay, yes, the byte sequence I offered was if you do things like
'insert->image'.
Object insertions I did not [yet] have a sequence.
> is the size of the attachment itself. Btw, both the relative offset and
> the attachment size are big endian (read: backwards) and are four bytes
> long. I hope this helps.
Aaah, now that is a very useful peice of information - now I have to write
something which will seek that out - flip it around, then read off the stream
for that many bytes - very very useful stuff!
... now, to code it up *cough* :-)
--
Paul L Daniels http://www.pldaniels.com
Linux/Unix systems Internet Development
ICQ#103642862,AOL:pldsoftware,IRC:inflex irc.freenode.net
A.B.N. 19 500 721 806