On Sun, 07 Nov 2010 10:48:22 +0100, Tony Mechelynck <antoine.mechely...@gmail.com> in mozilla.support.seamonkey wrote:
>On 07/11/10 09:36, Ray_Net wrote: >> Stanimir Stamenkov wrote: >>> Sun, 07 Nov 2010 08:44:55 +0100, /Ray_Net/: >>>> David E. Ross wrote: >>>> >>>>> The problem is that, no matter how you obtain the image, it traverses >>>>> the Internet as an attached file separate from the message. Only when >>>>> you compose the message and when the recipient's E-mail application >>>>> displays the message does the image file get combined with the >>>>> message. Thus, you need an image file when composing the message. >>>> >>>> But 1. There is no file ... >>>> 2. When embedded in(per example, in the middle of the mail) the mail >>>> there is no visible "file attachement" this is different when i click >>>> on attach-browse-select a file; in this case the file is attached with >>>> the mail(and not embedded in the mail text). >>>> 3. I know that the file or pseudo file is appended at the end of the >>>> mail. Looking at the message source we see a multi-part message with >>>> the message text/plain, the message text/html and the message image/png >>>> ... all those parts are composing the full message. >>> >>> So just try this and observe there's no difference: >>> >>> 1. While you're composing (in HTML I guess), select Insert -> Image... >>> and then Choose File... from the file system (rather than pasting an >>> image from the clipboard); >>> 2. Do you see any difference? >>> >> Yes, this is working ... we can insert a jpg file... >> but the aim is to "paste" not to insert a file... and this paste insert >> a pseudo png file. That's the problem ..Lotus Notes cannot render a png >> picture type if the version is before 8.5 and my recipeint cannot upgrade. >> Howevedr as i said before ... i think that i found the solution ... just >> ...we have to wait until Wednesday evening. > >If you don't have an image-processing program that can convert PNG to >something else, then, if you can display the full PNG image onscreen (if >it isn't too big, that is), try hitting PrtScr then to get a screenshot >of it, probably in JPEG or maybe BMP format. (You may have to "Paste as >New Image" in some image-manipulation software, but at least it ought to >be in some format it understands). Then maybe you can edit that to >remove unneeded stuff around the image, and insert _that_ (and not the >clipboard) as an image file. > >Best regards, >Tony. Tony, as a small piece of now useless knowledge to 99% of the public with multi-megabit broadband, an MS prtscrn is a BMP image -- meaning it is ponderously huge, especially when taken from a large display monitor. (I did a full screen PRTSCRN, which was 1.1meg and converted it to a jpg which was116kb.) Also, and off this topic, I was wondering if the JPG is an offshoot of or utilizes the old RLE internal tech? Your thought on that? jim _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
