[Rhodes22-list] Computer email decoding question
John Lock
jlock at relevantarts.com
Mon Mar 31 14:34:21 EDT 2008
At 09:53 AM 3/31/2008 -0700, Tootle wrote:
>Mike W., John L., et al.
>
>It is now possible to receive emails (EML) that have pictures impeded in
>them. What is the trick to decode or get the pictures out?
#1 The list does not allow "rich text e-mail". So, no HTML pages
sent as e-mails. That's one way e-mail programs embed images in the
copy, but it won't survive the list processing.
#2 The list software does some checking for valid file types to
minimize the possibility of something nasty sneaking onto the list
(e.g. virus). If I understand correctly, this process disassociates
embedded media from the text copy. So... images arrive as
attachments rather than embeddments (is that a real word?).
With all that said, it's possible there may some changes to that
processing once Michael and I get the list software transferred to
its new home. I think I'm running a newer version and may have more
flexibility in these areas.
Cheers!
John Lock
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