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Problems forwarding email containing pictures
Posted by HLS on February 5th, 2008


I have noticed that when I try to forward an email which contains a picture
(cartoon, etc),
the picture is stripped from the forwarded mail. (Windows Vista)

Can anyone tell me what setting to change to stop this?

Thanks

Posted by olfart on February 5th, 2008



"HLS" <nospam@nospam.nix> wrote in message
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Posted by HLS on February 5th, 2008



"olfart" <olfart65@excite.com> wrote in message
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Thanks...
This is also happening to a friend, but I am not sure what operating system
she is using.
Nor what security software.

I have suspected that security controls of some type may be causing this but
have not
yet found the key.
Appreciate your input.


Posted by Baron on February 5th, 2008


HLS wrote:

That seems to be the norm nowadays. If I forward such a mail then I
re-attach the item. Then again I don't use HTML mail, only plain text.
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Best Regards:
Baron.

Posted by HLS on February 5th, 2008



"Baron" <baron.nospam@linuxmainiac.nospam.net> wrote in message
As nearly as I can tell from the setup windows, both HTML and text mail
allow you to send pictures.
Is there a preference for one or the other?

Posted by Baron on February 6th, 2008


HLS wrote:

With HTML you can embed the pictures. With plain text you have to
attach them. Other than that its your choice.

By the way there are often web beacons embedded in HTML, these can be
used to keep tabs on you!
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Best Regards:
Baron.

Posted by HLS on February 7th, 2008



"Baron" <baron.nospam@linuxmainiac.nospam.net> wrote in message
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Thanks, Baron.

After I asked that stupid question I researched the issue and found that
what you say
is very true.

I changed my email to text, and tried to send pictures, and it seems to work
okay.
I will learn, with time and experimentation.

Best regards



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