Thanks to the F9 hint from Peter Meyns (THANK YOU!)
I've discovered (by using it on the sent message I
created from scratch in TB!) that I was incorrect
in what I thought I'd found.
The sent message showed that TB! had indeed included
the Content-Disposition header, but it explicitly set
all of
When I send HTML formatted messages containing embedded
images to friends, especially (but not limited to) friends
using Thunderbird, they see all of the HTML text and a
collection of attachments. They don't even see markers
where a missing graphic belongs, as is normally done when
an image
Hi Steven,
on Thu, 28 Jun 2007 08:42:31 -0400GMT (28.06.2007, 14:42 +0200GMT here),
you wrote:
SPV When I send HTML formatted messages...
I'm sorry, I can't comment on this, but I can help you with one point:
SPV By using Thunderbird's View Message Source command (I
SPV wish I could find
Hello Peter,
SPV By using Thunderbird's View Message Source command (I
SPV wish I could find that in The BAT!), I compared the
SPV original message from The Bat! and the one from GMail...
You can get the message source in The Bat! by hitting F9.
Or from the menu Specials-View source.
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