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A way that usually works is to zip the file up into somefile.zip and send that to your user. XP will natively unzip a properly zipped up file and the receiving system should not remove a ZIP file. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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A way that usually works is to zip the file up into somefile.zip and send that to your user. XP will natively unzip a properly zipped up file and the receiving system should not remove a ZIP file. ... Thinkpads_User


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will try this. give me a day or two before I post result
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will try this. give me a day or two before I post result

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Sure. Just remember that WinZip is the best way to go. I have used this to send files all over the place. And XP or Vista can happily unzip them if the recipient doesn't have WinZip. <br />
... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Sure. Just remember that WinZip is the best way to go. I have used this to send files all over the place. And XP or Vista can happily unzip them if the recipient doesn't have WinZip.
... Thinkpads_User


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How about you upload the photo to a photo sharing site and email this person the url? 
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How about you upload the photo to a photo sharing site and email this person the url?

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Hello EamonX1 - Any progress or feedback? &nbsp; Thanks. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Hello EamonX1 - Any progress or feedback?   Thanks. ... Thinkpads_User


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Sorry for not replying. I used Winzip and sucessfully zipped up the files (photographs). I then sent them by email (as attachments). I wont know whether they got through until next Monday as the recipient (I have just learned) has gone on Holidays (we're in Ireland). Will contact you immediately as soon as I have the feedback. Much appreciated your help.
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Sorry for not replying. I used Winzip and sucessfully zipped up the files (photographs). I then sent them by email (as attachments). I wont know whether they got through until next Monday as the recipient (I have just learned) has gone on Holidays (we're in Ireland). Will contact you immediately as soon as I have the feedback. Much appreciated your help.

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Hello EamonX1 - Did this issue get resolved? &nbsp;Thanks. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Hello EamonX1 - Did this issue get resolved?  Thanks. ... Thinkpads_User


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Yes. It worked. I am awarding the points now. Thanks. Sorry for delay
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Yes. It worked. I am awarding the points now. Thanks. Sorry for delay

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I sent a photograph (jpeg format) to a colleague &nbsp;as a file attachment. While he received the email he was told that the attachment had been removed for safety. Is there a way around this so that the photograph can be received? 
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I sent a photograph (jpeg format) to a colleague  as a file attachment. While he received the email he was told that the attachment had been removed for safety. Is there a way around this so that the photograph can be received? 

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