I have Beginner's status when handling digital picture files. I have sent, as a sort of test, a picture file to a PC friend.
The file has been re-sized in Photoshop Elements, and saved as a JPEG file to be sent over the net. (60 K) It appears on my desktop with a Photoshop icon overlaid by JPEG, and followed by the specific file name rIMGP0007.jpg. That is what goes into the attachment box of my email client (Emailer). The attachment requires (according to Emailer) that it have some form of encoding. I chose the setting: Default. I leave it uncompressed. Once sent (to my friend,) the file arrives as a .hqx file which his email client (Outlook Express) rejects as having "dangerous" content. Is there a workaround here, to be able me to send the .jpg file without having Emailer automatically encode it in .hqx? Sheafe ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
