Thanks guys.

Binmode did fix my encoding issue of a PDF file. However, Binmode does not do anything while decoding it. Decoded file is still corrupted.

Directory of c:\

04/13/2009 06:54 PM 7,171,180 O.pdf (Original file))
04/16/2009 09:08 AM 7,518,867 a.mimed.pdf (Decoded file with binmode)
04/16/2009 09:00 AM 7,518,867 a.pdf (Decoded file without binmode)

Ash

In reply to Re^4: Help: Mime decoding of a large file by jujiro_eb
in thread Help: Mime decoding of a large file by jujiro_eb

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