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Posted by John Hosking on 09/10/06 03:59
G Doucet wrote:
> Well first, I found that when I email a file from my laptop to my home computer, it sets some kind of file attribute, and Internet
> Explorer will treat this as a risky file, unless I clear this attribute in the file's properties.
>
> Second, I found that when I email a file from my laptop to my home computer, it adds the comment text <!-- saved from
> url=(0022)http://internet.e-mail --> to the top of my html code and thus some links don't appear to work unless I remove this
> comment. BTW, is it my Outlook Express adding this, and if so, can I turn off this feature?
>
Well, I don't know how you're doing the mailing now, but I would think
that if you took all the files (HTML, images, CSS, etc.) and zipped them
into one .zip file, and e-mailed yourself _that_, you wouldn't have any
problems with OE or anything else meddling in your files.
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HTH,
John
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