click on the link download and install the following application :

TNEF

it should enable you to open and extract the contents on the winmail.dat files. you may have to drag said file to the application icon when you opened it.

the attatchments are coming from people running bloody exchange servers, who dont adhere to open standards and live in a world they think is only occupied by computers running microsoft based software.

heartfelt props to joshjacobs for writing the software that deals with this issue please go to his site and donate if you find it usefull.

Never buy a full size laptop with less than dual cores running at less than 2ghz. and preferably make it an intel core 2 duo, I cant believe manufacturers are still selling these pentium M’s and celerons with no graphics ability, they are to asthmatic when even just antivirus software is installed.

Average Taiwan salary equal to £10152.00 .

yet the quality of life in taiwan far exceeds the UK ?

better healthcare, education, job prospects, life expectancy, governance, infrastructure the list goes on ?

This is why britain needs to stir out of its dissolute complacency, and realise bad governance and distractional entertainments, are leading us to the sewer.

An general ethos and mindset of radical change as regards immigration.

A change in political mindset necessary to preserve the remnants of the now heavily fractured and messed up English culture.

And addendum to the laws responsible for positive discrimination to place an emphasis on merit rather than ethnic diversity representation quotients, that have ruled the media propoganda and output over the last 40 years, and severely distorted the job market, to include the preservation, enhancement and promotion of the unity of national english culture as a priority over the promotion of foreign minority group culture within the UK. As the media has been one of the most powerful propoganda movements pushing for extended immigration into the british isles in the last 40 years. And Is equally to blame alongside the government for the situation we find ourselves in today.
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