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I think everyone here is missing the point. Joe may have not converted the uuencoded JPG ASCII file or if he did, does not have all the parts of the file. Some JPG's are split and loaded into 2 or more separate files and indicated in the description as (1/3), next file as (2/3) , and next as (3/3). They could be put together in a word processer as Joe said or put together with the CLI command join name1 name2 name3 newname. The start of the file has just before the actual encoded stuff (begin filename.jpg) If you don't see this, you may be in the middle or end of the picture. The END of the file always says (end) without the brakets. The best way to decode these files is with UUxT from the ARCHIVERS/CRUNCHERS library. You can put the 3 files in at once and it will join and decode them into the JPG and THEN can be viewed with VIEWTEK. Hope this helps… MDEVOE