I have been receiving I believe video files with the extension .eml.
Quicktime, nor will any other program open these files. Can any body
help.
Thanks, Joe
G4 iBook. 1.2 gh, 1.25 ram
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On 06/08/2009, at 8:17 AM, Joe Mastrella wrote:
I have been receiving I believe video files with the extension .eml.
Quicktime, nor will any other program open these files. Can any body
help.
Thanks, Joe
G4 iBook. 1.2 gh, 1.25 ram
Hello Joe,
A file with an .eml extension is something
Hi Joe,
This is not a video file. It's a forwarded message from outlook.
http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/eml
Regards
Alex
On 6 Aug 2009, at 01:17, Joe Mastrella wrote:
I have been receiving I believe video files with the extension .eml.
Quicktime, nor will any other program open these
Thanks, Ronni and Alex for your help.
Joe
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Hi Alex Joe,
They can be pictures or short video clips inside a file with an .eml
file extension.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 06/08/2009, at 8:55 AM, Alexander Hartner wrote:
Hi Joe,
This is not a video file. It's a forwarded message from outlook.
http://www.fileinfo.com/extension/eml
Regards
Hi Mike,
Just wanted to throw my two bobs worth in.
Ronni's explanation is on the money. At the risk of losing you I thought I'd
add a ramble too (apologies if you know all of this).
The issue with all network design is that it is not just about the quoted
speed, especially when it comes to
just my guess
try to import into mail
mail saves the emails as .emlx files ...
cheers James
On 06/08/2009, at 8:17, Joe Mastrella wrote:
I have been receiving I believe video files with the extension .eml.
Quicktime, nor will any other program open these files. Can any body
help.
Hello everyone,
I have just installed latest update, so is it possible to create a
system disk, on a dvd, similar to one that comes with a new machine,
from current system? So if all goes wrong, er never has... I could
just do a fresh install. (Yes, I use Time Machine.)
MacBook Pro 2.6
thanks Bob, I hadn't done the separate work system volume but will now.
would downloading the combo update and saving it to disk, and using my
original 10.5 Installation disk work as well, I like the idea of a
'hard copy'.
Brian
On 06/08/2009, at 12:38 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Thanks for that addition Stuart.
Yes, my broadband line speed is around 4.5 Mbps (although I can
increase throughput with iGetter or similar) so 802.11g speeds are
going to be plenty adequate for that.
I'm looking forward to finally using wireless after several Macs that
didn't have it.
On 06/08/2009, at 12:20 PM, Brian Risbey wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have just installed latest update, so is it possible to create a
system disk, on a dvd, similar to one that comes with a new machine,
from current system? So if all goes wrong, er never has... I could
just do a fresh
Hi Brian,
Download the OS X 10.5.8 Combo update and then that will update any
version of OS X 10.5 to OS X 10.5.8
I always keep the latest Combo versions, so I can update quickly
without going through installing all the updates on a machine.
why not make a bootable clone with 'xupport' or 'super duper' onto a
harddisk, that allows you to plugin the hd and boot from there in
case of a crash, it also would serve as backup (no time machine
needed) just have some disk utilities installed before you create the
backup
there are
Thank you, Bob, James and Ronnie
All of those solutions are valuable.
Brian
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