Thanks Ken, but nope, I not only never compress attachments intentionally, but when I bring the mail item up, the "compress files" box is not at the moment checked.
I have created and sent out pdf's of other files and never had a problem with anyone else. Would this be an Apple Double thing where she has opened the one functioning file okay but thinks that the extra file is supposed to be something too - which I have heard can be confusing for some people - I just have no idea what Windows users get when an Apple Double attachment is sent. Tannis >My Reply follows quote. On 24/05/2005 07:13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > >>Hi All: >> >>I sent out an email to a list of sailing club members with a membership >>list attached as a pdf. >> >>I got a reply from one member (only one mind you - not sure how many had >>this problem) saying: >> >>>I can't open that pdf - can it be sent without the ".bin" extension (and >>>associated encryption)? >> >>I checked and this account is set up to send out using Apple Double. I >>can't really send out two versions of this mailing so what should I do? >> >>Tannis >--------- >If it went out with the .bin suffix, you must have compressed the file >using Stuffit (an emailer default). Uncheck the "Compress files" box on >the attachment pane of the outgoing message. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
