Corrupt attachments with damaged filenames

hi,
i'm experiencing problems when receiving certain attachments. the filenames look like this: 'Archive_17?= =?utf-8?Q?0607.zip?='
if i rename it to 'Archive17_0607.zip' i can open the zip, but the ppt-file inside is damaged.
i had this problem quite a while ago when getting emails from another person, but the problem solved itself somehow.
maybe it has to do something the font-caches. i had weird characters in safari and delete the font-caches with font finagler.
can anyone help?
regards.

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