Pancho Hasselbach wrote: > > Ann, > > it looks as if the file is only in your email program. You seem to use > mozilla, so try to right click the PDF attachment icon. A context menu > should appear, offering you the possibility to save the file to disk. > Then the PDF should be on your harddisk as a file of it's own. > > Good luck and don't hesitate to ask on if this does not work. > Pancho
Yippie! the "context menu" came up with an option to save the LINK - which didn't sound like saving a file - but, hurray! it turns out it did! Thanks Pancho! ann > > Ann Sanfedele schrieb: > > > I needed to get 5 pages of pdf stitched together > > to send to cafe press... > > So I sent the pages to one of "us" (thanks you > > Rob!) and he stitched. > > > > It is noon in NY so Rob is probably actually > > asleep :) :) > > > > I can open the file in Acrobat reader and look at > > it - > > but I can't find the file on C: when I do a > > windows file find with the name > > brainsbooklet1.pdf > > > > when it opens in reader it shows the name of the > > file as the subject line, > > of my email, not the file name > > > > > > the info about attachment says > > > > _________ > > The following section of this message contains a > > file attachment > > prepared for transmission using the Internet MIME > > message format. > > If you are using Pegasus Mail, or any other > > MIME-compliant system, > > you should be able to save it or view it from > > within your mailer. > > If you cannot, please ask your system > > administrator for assistance. > > > > ---- File information ----------- > > File: brainsbooklet1.pdf > > Date: 4 Nov 2005, 8:50 > > Size: 5937045 bytes. > > Type: Unknown > > > > ________________ > > > > In my preferences in Netscape communicator 4.6 I > > had checked off > > "Don't store anything locally larger than 40 K" > > (one of my little safetly precautions) > > wonder if that monkey-wrenched it... > > > > My mail settings are set to plain text both > > sending and receiving - but that shouldn't affect > > attachments. > > > > DOn't know what to do. > > > > sniffle sniffle > > ann > > > >
