Jerry wrote:
> 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

Paul Lamar responded:
> 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?

I *think* that Outlook Express uses the "eml" extension for forwarded
emails.  The contents are usually text (usually a MIME email package).

Russell Kent


Yes I get them from Robin all the time and she is using Outlook Express.
I have her trained now not to send from outlook express :)

Another attempt by Microsoft to destroy a standard.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.


All,

   Forwarded messages, in fact all e-mail messages, are in MIME
format.  This is an industry standard and has nothing to do with
MicroSoft, other than that they follow the standard.

   If you "SAVE" a message from Outlook Express, it will be in *.eml
format.  So, if you then send that saved message, you will be sending
*.eml...  Not a good idea.

   If you forward a message from Outlook Express it will be in MIME
format - a format that is "universal" - one that any e-mail client will
be able to handle.


Jack


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