> does anyone know of a simple, explanatory web page, aimed at not too 
> technical people, based on sending *accessible* email, and if really 
> necessary attachments and the problems related to attachments 
> (specifically inaccessibly, not viruses).
> 
> i'm looking for a nice concise web page that i can give the address to 
> people who keep asking me about email attachments and reading email. 
> more often than not, the problem is with the sender, so i'd like to 
> find a web page that they can pass to people (who are more than likely 
> not knowledgeable about computers) in the event of unreadable email and 
> in particular unreadable attachments.
> 
> very often an attachment isn't needed (like attaching a ms word 
> document when emails themselves are text) and i'd like to know about a 
> web page explaining that thoroughly but simply.
> 
> anyone know of such a magical page?
> 
You mean something like this?

  http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/safe.html

It includes sections on email.

- Frank

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