>I opened a new message window and clicked the paper clip attachment icon >and tried to change the encoding back to Base 64, but it always defaults >back to Service Default.
It always says Service Default. What that means is, either the default type set for that account (via the account setup Options tab), or the default/only type allowed for the service being used (in the case of AOL which needs its own type. Possible RadioMail, CompuServe or others might have also had their own type at one point). The reason it doesn't say Service Default when you use the iPhoto to Emailer thing, is because in the script that creates the email, I specifically told it to use Base64. This was to get around Windows idiots that can't understand how to ignore the Mac half of AppleDouble (they get so freaked out when they see the extra attachment that they can't do anything with. They all get that way. They just can't ignore it. They have some compulsion to try to open it every time, and then get upset when it is just junk. They seem convinced that it must be a damaged attachment that really contains the directions for world peace or something equally as life altering). So because the script tells Emailer to use Base64, that is what shows up instead of Service Default. Since you want to send this using AOL, you will want to remove that bit from the script, so it goes back to using "Service Default". Otherwise you will have to manually change it back each time. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
