Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote: > terje wrote: >> flyguy wrote: >>> terje wrote: >>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote: >>>>> terje wrote: >>>>>> Hello, >>>>>> >>>>>> Using SeaMonkey 1.1.14 email client, I tried to save a MS created >>>>>> rich message as .eml file. The messages contained embedded images >>>>>> which first was displayed correct in SM. But after saving to >>>>>> file.eml and loading the file in SM next, there was only a text >>>>>> reference ole0.bmp and the image was gone. Tried also to force >>>>>> file type .html without more success. >>>>>> >>>>>> How to possibly save a rich message with embedded images to a file >>>>>> with images correctly? Isn't that possible? >>>>>> >>>>>> Rgds, >>>>>> Terje J. Hanssen >>>>> >>>>> when saving, try clicking on the drop down and save as html, then >>>>> don't forget to remove the eml from the name. Did that work? >>>>> >>>> >>>> I expect you mean what I already also had tried: >>>> SM File>Save as>File >>>> Save as type: Dropdown - html >>>> and remove eml from the name >>>> >>>> 1) No; opening this file.html from Seamonkey or from Firefox holds >>>> only a text reference ole0.bmp and no image visible. >>>> >>>> 2) The same happends if I right click on file.html or file.eml and >>>> select Open with>Seamonkey from the context menu. >>>> >>>> 3) But I found out one way it works: >>>> If I spesifically starts the Semonkey Email client and use >>>> File>Open_File and select file.eml, then the image is displayed >>>> correct in the message. >>>> >>>> The task still is to save it as a file.html so that it can be loaded >>>> in a web browser or OpenOffice.org to export it as pdf. >>> >>> If you use a free PDF printer driver like CutePDF (cutepdf.com), you >>> can "print" directly to PDF from SM, or from any other program that >>> can print, for that matter. >> >> Yes, I forgot that option which I use sometimes. As I already had >> Adobe Acrobat 5 on Windows (icluded Destiller and PDFWriter), I tested >> the latter from SM on Windows and it worked. >> >> But on Linux? I just installed PDFedit, but it doesn't look to work >> like a printer, just as a standalone application. Maybe Cups-pdf is a >> workable solution? >> >> But of interest, can't also Seamonkey write to PDF files in the same >> way that Firefox does? > > FF isn't an email program, and no it doesn't write to pdf file. Either > you have a FF addon installed, or you have something installed to your OS >
If this really is from an installed FF addon, I can't remember it(?) File > Print > Print to file select 'Print to file' output format PDF (instead of PS default) By the way, here is a screen shot http://bildr.no/view/360253 _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
