Thanks for your help. > On 1/27/04 5:58 PM, Stanley Tran deftly typed out: > >> 1) Any HTML email with images I received, if I drag the image to the desktop >> and then open it up in Photoshop or Graphic converter. I got the message >> "Could not open File123.jpg because a JPEG marker segment length is too >> short (the file may be truncated or incomplete)". I don't have this problem >> with Netscape. > > Are the images local to the message (are they attachments?) or are they > pointing to a foreign server? >
The images are pointing to a server. Try doing this to a spam email with images on it, you'll be able to reproduce what I experienced. >> 2) If I forward any HTML email with images to other users, when they open up >> the email, they don't see any images. They get hyper text link to the images >> instead. Again, no such problem with Netscape. > > In this case, the message is complex HTML and the images are located on a > foreign server and the image is loaded at the time the message is viewed. > Since Entourage doesn't support complex HTML message composition, when you > forward the message, only the text of the message is forwarded (with links > replacing the HTML code responsible for their in-line display). You should > see that this is the case before you hit the send button. > > You can use Redirect, in the message menu, to send a message on to another > recipient. To your recipients, the message will appear to have arrived from > the original sender, not you, but the message will be intact. Note that you > cannot edit a message you are redirecting (that is why the complex HTML can > be preserved), so you won't be able to add your own comments. > Redirect work good. Thanks Stanley -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
