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.


   If you wish to save a picture that is contained in an e-mail
message, right-click on the picture and click "save-as".  Select a
folder and a type (/hopefully JPG/) and save the d__n thing...!

   You may later send it as an attachment...


Jack


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