Re: script for modifying bluCard Verification Statements

>  Let me be the first to say what an improvement this
is.
>
>  I just noticed my blucard statement, and I could scan
it as I moved through
>  my emails without the attachment opening process.
>
>  I thought perhaps the blucard people who had
sympathetically replied to my
>  complaint about the new process had done something,
but, no, it was our own
>  IT person.

Is blucard listening?  What was anybody thinking to put
plaintext into a
MIME attachment, anyway?

[I don't mean this to be directed at anyone personally: I've
made plenty of my
own mistakes and misjudgements, too.  But it seems silly
that we get to passing
around solutions to undo what shouldn't have been done in
the first place.
Let's correct this at the source.]

   --- Don P
510-665-3530
donald_pattersonberkeley.edu

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