Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/06/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hello Marvin, As I was reading this morning I noticed a "paper clip" on a message. Is this not an attachment? No one has said anything. I see them on a regular basis on some e-mails. Just asking for my own info. I just want to get smarter. I am trying to be very careful because I do not want anyone to take offense. Some other new people may also find this good to know. Pat McKee prm@photonewsnetwork.com Minox007@aol.com 1-732-288-0009 - ---------- > From: Leikon35@aol.com > To: leica-users@mejac.palo-alto.ca.us > Subject: [Leica] PLEASE READ !!!! / Dan & Marvin to LUG > Date: Tuesday, June 16, 1998 1:09 AM > > Yikes! Bad Advice! Please do NOT attach photos to your LUG messages. > This is a sure way to generate a whole new thread that will finally put > that filter/no filter fiasco to sleep. Many people on the Internet pay by > the minute, and it costs money to download a lengthy JPG. It is considered > bad form to send binaries (photographs) to mailing lists. The only > acceptable method is to post the URL, or to ask for people to email you > privately for the photographs in question. > Dan C. > << > At 11:04 PM 15-06-98 -0400, Pat McGee wrote: > >Hello Ferdinand, > >The easiest and quickest way to show your favorite photo to LUGers is to > >use the HP software and store the photo on your hard drive. Then write to > >the LUG and send your favorite photos as an attachment to your e-mail > >messages to the LUG. You can also get free software on the web under > >"thumbnails". > >Pat McKee > ====================================================== > Since Brian did not set up the LUG as part of the WWW, what Dan has > written here cannot be overly emphasized as only email can be sent to > the LUG w/o causing problems. Attachments can be sent in private mail > or by email to & from users of aol4.0. ...............................Marvin