OT(-ish) Extracting something useful from an email
OT(-ish) Extracting something useful from an email
- Subject: OT(-ish) Extracting something useful from an email
- From: Adam Wuellner <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 09:51:25 -0500
I'm getting forwarded emails from my boss, which show up in my mailbox
as blank messages w/ an attachment named "mime-attachment".
Inspecting the source of the message reveals an HTML document (chock
full of MS office namespace references) which can be extracted and
saved as a separate doc and displayed in a browser and printed. No
problem there.
Today I get another one that has a PDF attached as well as the
"mime-attachment". The "mime-attachement" on this one is different,
though. Some of the characters have been encoded:
<!DOCTYPE=20HTML=20PUBLIC=20\"-//W3C//DTD=20HTML=204.0=20=
Transitional//EN\">=0A<HTML=20xmlns=3D\"http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40\"=20=
xmlns:v=20=3D=20=0A\"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml\"=20xmlns:o=20=3D=20=0A=
\"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office\"=20xmlns:w=20=3D=20=0A=
Notice all the =20 for spaces, as well as =3D and =0A, and an extra =
at the end of each line...
Is there anyway I can reverse this encoding and return this to useable HTML?
OK, truth be told my boss is sending these to a coworker who is
forwarding them to me to fix, and I have written a script for her to
use instead of sending them to me, but this second form of the HTML is
gumming up the works.
Thanks,
Adam
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