>Since I've gotten my own domain name and have used Comcast instead of AOL >I've gotten a lot of emails blank in the body of the email but the >messages contained in Explorer attachments named "enclosed#1 (or 2 or >3...).html > >I've checked with some of the senders and they had not sent attachments >but had written in the body of the message area. > >Is there something in the Emailer settings that would cure that anomaly?
Its not Emailer's fault. The sending mail clients are incorrectly failing to send a text only version of the email. If an email is going to use any version other than plain text, such as HTML email, they are supposed to ALSO send a plain text version. Many email clients don't do that, they just send the HTML version. Emailer doesn't display HTML, so it treats it as an attachment, and that is what you see. You didn't used to see with with AOL, because AOL does funny things with their mail server, and so would break the email and cause Emailer to believe the whole thing was plain text, and thus show the email in the body instead of in an attachment. The only thing you can really do is use one of the Applescripts that convert the HTML attachment into the body of the Emailer message. Check the usual places for the scripts, or maybe someone that is using one will forward it to you off list. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
