Subject: Oil pan/Radiator/plenum - Jerry
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 3/28/2006, 4:51 PM
To: AAme



>
> I have no idea what an eml file is. .eml does not appear on any of my
> file types either in Graphite or Photoshop.   According to my
> computer I am just sending a jpg that was edited in PhotoShop. Same
> thing I have done a hundred times before.  I have a message posted to
> AshlarVellum asking for advice. I will send a different test image
> to  you privately to see if it is just something about that
> particular drawing.  Jerry
>
>
> What email program are you using Jerry? Check the settings to make
> sure
> you are sending out plain text messages.
> Does anybody know what a .eml file is?
>
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>
> Paul and Jerry this is what I found on the internet about .eml files
> looks like and outlook Express file format.  "email" IE "EML" format
> proprietary to Windows email.
>
> I have received some Columbia Space Pictures, but nothing in my
> computer programs can open them. They seem to be in an "EML" format.
> Have you any clue as to what will open and display these pictures? --
> R.P., via taconic.net.
> The doctor wishes Microsoft had chosen a less puzzling method of  > saving
> mail in its standard-issue e-mail software, Outlook Express. When an
> Outlook Express user saves mail without considering the option of
> saving
> as text, Outlook Express stores the mail as an EML document. If all  > the
> world used Outlook Express, a proprietary format would not matter. But
> the world is full of Outlook Express refugees who would never  > return to
> such a dangerous program, so the doc recommends the simple method of
> saving the images in e-mail messages as JPEGs. They can then be stored> or passed along by e-mail. Regards T.W.
>
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

I use a Mac with the built in MAIL program. I have never used Outlook
Express.  I don't use any Microsoft applications.  My problem relates
to just the one file as I have been able to send other test files
this morning.  It looks like I will have to redraw the bad file from
scratch.  Jerry


Jerry,

Do you still have the oil filter pedestal on the development engine I
sent you?  I need a short one for my RX-8 engine.  The RX-8 version is
way too high.

Scott Gettings


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