There is a workaround using Eudora (Pro 3.05).  Set Eudora to "put attachments in body of message" and send the logfile, edited using a text editor, as an attachment.  Eudora will incorporate the text attachment into the message body and send the email, regardless of its size.  Alternatively, use Eudora's MAPI capablility to send from a MAPI-compliant editor, directly.

A good, simple editor for Windows 95/NT is Rogsoft Notepad+ for Windows 95/NT (available at http://lelystad.flnet.nl/~0meurs01), which allows editing of unlimited size text files, replacing the native Notepad.

Michael


At 02:42 PM 6/5/01 -0600, you wrote:
>On Tue, 5 Jun 2001 16:22:11 AST4ADT, Russ Hunt <[log in to unmask]>
>wrote:
>
>>In general, the process is not a problem, but I'm stuck at PUTting
>>the archive file back in: I apparently don't have a mail program
>>that'll accept a 227K file into the body of the mail message.
>
>- The following e-mail programs are known to have difficulty handling large
>messages of the kind needed to successfully edit Archives: AOL, Juno, Hotmail,
>Yahoo, Compuserve. The popular mail programs Eudora and Pegasus may also have
>problems editing archives because of an editor buffer size limitation.