I tried sending this a few minutes ago with screen shots because I thought I'd recently seen a message on this list with screen shots, but I guess not because it was returned to me saying it couldn't be sent because it had "enclosures". Are those attachments?
Anyway, here's my message, minus the visuals. +++++++ I'm not seeing photos in my emails when I open an email, but see them in the attachment box where I have to click to open and then get a message asking do I really want to open it and then click yes. So then I set my preferences to automatically download attachments from people in my address book. But you can see from the screen shot below that it's not doing it. Why? I get sooooo many attachments (I do animal rescue and we're always sending pix of animals in need.) that going thru these 2 extra steps in MANY, MANY emails is just time I'd rather not have to expend -- and it's aggravating. In Mac Mail the photos were always right there to look at. Second, in the second screen shot look at all this gibberish that never was in my Mac Mail emails. This is at the bottom of the first screen shot I'm sending. What is this and can I eliminate it? And third, is there not any way I can SEE attachments that I send in my outgoing mail? For instance, when I put these screen shots in, I don't see them. They appear only in the attachments' box. I want to SEE what I'm sending to make sure I'm sending the right thing without having to open it in the attachments' box, answer the question do I really want to open it, and then see it. I use email just for sending and receiving, mainly for the animal rescue and also for sending and receiving files related to my work. I'll never use it for any extra fancy-schmancy stuff, so I wonder if Entourage is what I should be using? I want something VERY visual. Louise * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pet portraits, brochures, logos, illustrations and fine art. http://www.ThisGreatDesigner.com -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
