> From: "Gerald E. Uhlan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (iMac List) > Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2002 21:58:45 -0500 > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (iMac List) > Subject: Re: Saving an emailed photo > > On 12/26/02 6:19 PM, "zippy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>> From: Ian Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (iMac List) >>> Date: Thu, 26 Dec 2002 17:46:13 -0500 >>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (iMac List) >>> Subject: Re: Saving an emailed photo >>> >>> On 12/26/02 5:15 PM, "Anonymous Prime" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>> A family photo, Christmas, was sent to me yesterday, and I would like to >>>> save it in computer memory, as a file. I can make prints, but I am unable >>>> to save it. When I use the "save as" command, all I get is text, no image. >>>> >>>> Can someone please guide me on the path to do this. TIA >>> >>> There should be an "Attachments" box in the e-mail's window (or pane). Drag >>> the file from this box to your desktop or wherever. >>> >>> -Ian Johnson >> ==================================== >> Thanks, Ian. I rechecked the message. There's a paperclip symbol next to >> the address line, but nothing indicating attachments, as such, that I could >> drag to my desktop. I have done as you suggest in other instances >> where an attachment was obvious, but there is none in this case. >> >> The photo was sent via aol, and it also said: Mime - version 1.0, if that >> means anything. > First off, when you select that message, you *should* see the text of the > message (and possibly the photo) in the preview window (the large window on > the lower right). Just above the preview window, there should be a > triangle, and next to it, the word "Attachments:" and the name of the > attachment. If you click the triangle, another little window should drop > down and show a listing of attachments, and three buttons: Open; Save; and > Remove. Highlight the name of the attachment in that window, and select > Save (navigate to the folder you wish to save it in). One possible problem > though - if the photo is in the AOL's "art" format, you're screwed. Only > AOL's software can open the "art" formatted files. If it's a standard JPEG > or GIF, then you should have no problem. Otherwise, ask the sender to > re-send it as a standard JPEG attachment. > > Gerry ============================================== You're right. This is the format I usually see when someone sends me an attachment that happens to be a photograph. But not in this case. The message part of the window contained only the full screen photo image, nothing else. The text I referred to was address information, from and to. Looks like I will need to have the photo resent, this time in jpeg format. Thanks again for your help. Zippy
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