DCML Messages in attachments
Kai Saarto
ksaarto at mbnet.fi
Thu Oct 17 05:46:24 CEST 2002
Strange problem. Usually attachments can be opened by clicking the
envelope-icon in the upper right corner of the message - or there is a
link in the end of the message (depends on the software you're using).
You are not required the get any new software to open them.
However, I suggest you try unsubscribing and then subscribing right back
to the list. This might fix the problem by itself. Problem might have
something to do with the digest-format.
Rob Klein wrote:
> Greetings fellow members. I am now back home, after working several months in
> Germany. During my time there, I noticed that the form of my receiving DCML
> digested messages changed to an envelope note with no message, which contained
> the messages in the form of attachments. I was not able to open those
> attachments while away from my own desktop computer (I have no notebook
> computer). I was not sure whether or not this same state of affairs would
> exist when on my home computer. To my dismay, it does. I speculate that my
> built in security system is preventing their opening. But, I am not sure of
> that. I am very shaky, when it comes to computer and internet-related topics
> and knowledge. I wrote a note to Per to find out what computer downloading
> tools or configurations are needed to open the attachments. He has not yet
> answered me. I have observed that many of you are very knowledgeable about
> computers and the internet. I can tell you that I have "Acrobat Reader", in
> addition to the "normal" screening, reading and downloading tools built in to
> any desktop computer from the "major" PC makers (in 1997 - when mine was
> built). Currently, I must go to the DCML Archives to read new messages. This
> is inconvenient,-compared to having the messages sitting right there in my e-
> mail every morning. Is there anyone who can tell me the secret to opening the
> attachments? Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Rob Klein
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