File upload corrupts files when used on a Mac.

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    Default File upload corrupts files when used on a Mac.

    I'm using a third party piece of code to upload files from a customer. It
    works fine on a PC. On a mac however, the files end up corrupted. The code
    that does the actual file save is this :

    Form.Files.Save [DestinationPath]

    Any ideas how to fix or workaround for the Mac? Thanks.


    Simon Wigzell Guest

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    Default Re: File upload corrupts files when used on a Mac.


    "Simon Wigzell" <simonwigzell@shaw.ca> wrote in message
    news:lnykb.125187$9l5.30450@pd7tw2no...
    > I'm using a third party piece of code to upload files from a customer. It
    > works fine on a PC. On a mac however, the files end up corrupted. The code
    > that does the actual file save is this :
    >
    > Form.Files.Save [DestinationPath]
    >
    > Any ideas how to fix or workaround for the Mac? Thanks.
    >
    >
    Never mind, it's a mac quark file and it's also unreadable to a PC if sent
    as an email attachment too.


    Simon Wigzell Guest

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