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Guest
The option is offered, but when i try, none of the images appear in eamil.
WHy? How to fix?
WHy? How to fix?
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Andrew Murray
What option, and where???
Questions, questions.....please give us more information and we will try to
give you a helpful answer.
"Jack the frustrated graphicon"
Questions, questions.....please give us more information and we will try to
give you a helpful answer.
"Jack the frustrated graphicon"
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Guest
Zip the "whole" web (all folders) and send as an attachment .
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Guest
"send" is a menu option along with exit and save, etc. in fp 2003. It is
distinct from upload site. When i tried to send the index page it an email
address, it showed up as a vacant shell sans graphics. I was hoping to use
the page as a mailer, but that's obviously not what the send command is
designed to do.
Jack
distinct from upload site. When i tried to send the index page it an email
address, it showed up as a vacant shell sans graphics. I was hoping to use
the page as a mailer, but that's obviously not what the send command is
designed to do.
Jack
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Guest
Jack:
I believe I understand what you're trying to do, and the source of your
frustration.
If I'm reading this correctly and interpreting it right, you are working on
a web page on your local machine. It displays perfectly in preview and the
browser, with all your pictures present. Yet when you e-mail it to yourself,
no graphics appear. Have I got it so far?
The problem you're encountering is that your e-mail client doesn't know
where to go to get the graphics when it displays your e-mail. Everything is
on your hard drive, and the references aren't correct.
When you publish to a web server, your e-mail client will be able to access
your graphics, and they will show up.
Hope this helps.
I believe I understand what you're trying to do, and the source of your
frustration.
If I'm reading this correctly and interpreting it right, you are working on
a web page on your local machine. It displays perfectly in preview and the
browser, with all your pictures present. Yet when you e-mail it to yourself,
no graphics appear. Have I got it so far?
The problem you're encountering is that your e-mail client doesn't know
where to go to get the graphics when it displays your e-mail. Everything is
on your hard drive, and the references aren't correct.
When you publish to a web server, your e-mail client will be able to access
your graphics, and they will show up.
Hope this helps.
G