John Doue wrote:
John wrote:
I'm running SeaMonkey v1.1.17 under Windows XP Pro SP3.
When I email someone an attachment, it's usually a .jpg file, and
there are no problems. The image is visible at the bottom of the
message and also shows up as an icon at the upper right corner of the
message window.
Recently, I've tried to send both .pdf and .xls files as attachments.
With these file types, I see all the lines of binary code below the
message text. While I also see the attachment icons in the upper right
corner, and can open and view the files, apparently the message
recipients (who probably are using a different email program) are
receiving only a message with hundreds of lines of binary code after
the message text. How do I correct this? Thanks!
John
Try unchecking "Display attachements inline" in the View menu.
This doesn't help. It only changes how a message is displayed. The
problem is in how the messages are being sent. If I send a message to
myself with a .pdf attachment, I see all the lines of code in the
message body. But messages I have received from other people with a .pdf
attachment do not show this.
In Preferences->Mail & Newsgroups->Composition->General, "Forward
Messages" can be set to either "Inline" or "As attachment". It seems to
me there should be a similar setting for "Attachments", but I'm not
finding it. Attachments are being sent "Inline".
Perhaps that explains my problem better than my original message did.
John
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