Cecil Bankston wrote: > Ed Mullen wrote: >> Geoff Welsh pounded out : >>> Trane Francks wrote: >>>> So far, Ray_Net's suggestion to use Thunderbird seems to be the most >>>> viable. Thunderbird will quite happily open/display EML files when >>>> asked >>>> externally. Alternatively, use SM to view the EML file in the browser >>>> (ugly headers and all). >>>> >>>> Cheers to you, Geoff. >>> >>> oh, I see. It opens in a browser window, not in the mail window. It's >>> still quite legible and maintains formatting, at least here on my Mac >>> anyway. >>> >>> I don't know why anyone would have a slew of .eml files on their >>> desktop, so I have certainly never run into this. >>> >>> GW >> >> Maybe this is a benefit of being retired? I cannot think of the last >> time I communicated with anyone running an Outlook product or anything >> else that produced an .eml file. In fact, since being online since >> about 1982, I can only remember one time specifically encountering an >> .eml file or Outlook email. >> > To clarify my original message, the .eml file in question was one > saved from a SeaMonkey mail folder, using Save As > File from the File > menu. Double-clicking the file only opened a blank browser window. > When you save an email to file try renaming it and saving it as an HTML file and then it will open in the browser.
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