Sending Java object using E-Mail

Dear Experts,
In my application I am trying write java Object in a file. Then I have to attach that file with an E-Mail. In the receiver side I have to download the file and read the Java Object from file.
The Problem is , when I am sending and receiving mail using outlook Express, My file is reduced by some Kbs(Example , I am sending 66kb but I am receiving only 64Kb).
If any of you have some ideas to solve the above problem, please let me know.
With Thanks
Panneer

Perhaps you are trying to send binary but e-mail must be in text or the data will get filtered/mangled.

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