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Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 13:02:49 -0700
From: spaceman <spaceman@starship-enterprises.net>
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Subject: Re: [papercrete] [Fwd: igloo]
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This is NOT a yahoo list. It is a simple mail list that is part of my 
mail server program. There are no user settings, it just forwards 
whatever is sent to all the members on the list. I have it set to allow 
attachments, and if it works for one it should work for all.

I'm using Thunderbird, but have tested it with Outlook Express and 
Mozilla. All work ok. Does Netzero have it's own mail program?

Spaceman
Chita Jing wrote:

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> ----- Original Message ----- From: "spaceman" 
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>> Maybe it is a netzero thing? The list should allow any registered 
>> user to attach pictures. Would someone else please try sending the 
>> list a small picture as a test?
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>        Check the settings of your email program. Many systems now 
> default to "no attachments" as a security measure. It can be changed, 
> typically using one of the Tools or Message command sets at the top if 
> the screen of your email reader. Set it so it accepts HTML, for 
> instance. Since this is a Yahoo list, you might also check if your 
> membership settings include allowing HTML. Go to Edit membership and a 
> screen will come up showing what subscription settings you're using.
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