tmonteit
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Embeded Objects
The Background: I'm a GUI developer and I need to use lots of images and screen shots to communicate. Typically my emails look like:
Description
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Description
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Here's the problem, my boss is complaining that these are embedded images rather than attachments. Apparently, they are too large for his dial in line.
Is there a way for me to send them as attachments to him? And embeded Objects to everyone else? What is the best way to accomplish?
Would this be a script that:
Identifies problematic recepient is on my To: line
Builds a new message with only text.
Loops through all embeded objects and tags them on as an attachment.
Sends this new email version to him.
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>>Have you tried setting his contact profile up to only send "plain text" messages to this recipient?
How do you do this? When I look at this contact, I see no tab / setting that allows me to specify an email format unique to this recipient. Please explain....
How do you do this? When I look at this contact, I see no tab / setting that allows me to specify an email format unique to this recipient. Please explain....
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Have you tried setting his contact profile up to only send "plain text" messages to this recipient?
See: http://www.expita.com/nomime.html
Additionally, don't use MS Word as you email editor.