Mail going as an attachment in Processchain

Hi All,
We have created a processchain which sends mail to the users after successful loading. BUt the problem is they are getting the mail as an attachment and the file format is ".RAW". Could anyone help for getting the mail in Txt format.
Thanks in Adv..

Hi,
I think this is a Problem of SAPConnect. Use transaction SCOT. There you will find your (Internet-) email- configuration.
A doubleclick on it will show Settings. There again click on "Internet - Settings" and you will see Conversion-Formats for outgoing documents. You should convert RAW-Text to TXT.
At least this is the way in BW 3.1 with basis 620.
Hope that helps
Herbert

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