I wonder what happens if you just drop the extent?

Is the provider actually doing a deep inspection of
the file (which should show that it is not what they
think it is) or are they going by the extent. Remember
that extents were a DOS thing, I remember when
you rarely saw extents in *nix like systems. That infor-
mation was carried in the file (still is for *nix like system
apps). Usually an extent as I recall was just to differ-
entiate, one file from another, but not to define the file
type. 

Oh and add it back on if needed on the other end.


On Thu, May 26, 2022 at 11:16 AM Jim Unroe <rock.unroe@gmail.com> wrote:
Guy,

This has become an issue in recent months. Many email providers are blocking the transfer of CHIRP "image" files. Even if they are in a ZIP archive, they are blocked. Do you have or can you start a dropbox account that you can upload the "image" to and then email a link to me to share it?

Jim KC9HI

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