- In OE, background music and pictures get lost when sent
- Posted by Anastasio A Rossi on February 6th, 2004
In OE I can have background music playing in my email. But when I send the email, recipients don't hear the music. Sometimes they also do not see the picture I include. in place of the pics, there are little boxes with an x inside. Can anyone explain these mysteries?
- Posted by michael turner on February 6th, 2004
On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 06:49:56 +0000, Anastasio A Rossi wrote:
Good.
Stop sending pointless *bloated* attachments. You'll keep your friends
that way.
--
Michael Turner
- Posted by Boomer on February 6th, 2004
Anastasio A Rossi wrote:
How stupid.
- Posted by BooBoo on February 6th, 2004
"Anastasio A Rossi" <AAR@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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picture I include. in place of the pics, there are little boxes with an x
inside. Can anyone explain these mysteries?
When using stationary, if you use Outlook Express try "Message>>>New
Using>>>Select Stationary"
- Posted by Anastasio A Rossi on February 6th, 2004
Thanks for the straight answer BooBoo.
It's beyond me why others take the time and trouble to respond with the immature, snide remarks that you see in the other replies to my query.
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- Posted by Anastasio A Rossi on February 6th, 2004
Just what drives guys like you to take the trouble to reply with infantile comments to reasonable questions?
The fact that you, with little or no knowledge of the purpose of my efforts, called my email pointless, and bloated, reveals more about you as a person, than the email you denigrated.
On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 06:49:56 +0000, Anastasio A Rossi wrote:
- Posted by Anastasio A Rossi on February 6th, 2004
It never ceases to amaze me that guys like you take the trouble to reply with infantile and immature comments to reasonable questions.
"Boomer" <Boomer__Baby_@mailinator.com> wrote in message news:O5YZ5sBzz6Xr8A1C2960GFIEFqo8hNGv@news.demos.s u...
- Posted by FIP on February 6th, 2004
"Anastasio A Rossi" <AAR@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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your message are a few of the worst that we see here. With nothing better to
do they spend much of their dead time on here either actually helping others
problems with their PC's or knocking them down. It's a shame but like I said
you'll have to get used to it. There is always someone that will help
though, you just have to try and ignore the little ones. Or you could block
them putting them in your 'Blocked Senders List' like so...
*plonk*
- Posted by Kráftéé on February 6th, 2004
Anastasio A Rossi wrote:
They do have a point as many email users are on pay as you go, or can't read
HTML messages, what you want to send out is pointlessly bloated. What, you
didn't think that putting sounds, back ground images & extra images
needlessly increased the size of your emails greatly.....
Sorry but they do, not by fractions but by multiples of 100%.
Remember not everyone is on broadband & some unlucky people even have to pay
as they go or even pay per byte downloaded...
- Posted by Ralph Wade Phillips on February 7th, 2004
Howdy!
"Anastasio A Rossi" <AAR@prodigy.net> wrote in message
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person, than the email you denigrated.
Huh? YOU did that - including sounds and background pictures add to
the total information how? But it adds to the message size, you betcha.
So you tell us it's bloated. And if all you can do is include music
and pictures, that tells us it's pointless (from past experience.)
Why not just send a letter? Or make a telephone call?
RwP
- Posted by michael turner on February 7th, 2004
On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 19:45:12 -0600, Ralph Wade Phillips wrote:
Just to add to this, I often read my emails on a Pocket PC via a
cellular-phone connection, and if some burke has sent a stupid *bloated*
attachement whether it be music or whatever, that email takes much longer
to download. And of course the attachements never get viewed/listened-to
on the Pocket PC.
--
Michael Turner
