Comments for Is there a way to easily open email that's been forwarded multiple times as attachments?

Comment from Pete on 2008-02-25

2008-02-25T15:59:41Z

The only email program that will open multiple
fowards is Netscape mail v7.2 Unfortunately it gets installed with Netscape browser which is useless as it crashes constantly. You would say
just don't use the browser, but the problem is every time you click a link sent in an email it opens Netscape even if it's not the default browser. I get around that by copy/paste the link into IE.

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Comment from Jane Swango on 2007-07-29

2007-07-30T02:18:00Z

Any photo e-mail I send or forward is received in multiple encrypted formats, why? It didn't use to.

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-02-17

2007-02-17T20:30:24Z

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a) Some mailers don't let you have a blank "To:"

b) Whether or not they do, email without a valid "To:" is often
considered spam, and may not be delivered at all.

Leo
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Comment from Kevin Bayley on 2007-02-17

2007-02-17T16:43:39Z

I do not understand why people will copy themselves and then *BCC* others. I have found (at least in Outlook Express) there is no need to place anyone or any address in the *To* line. Just put all the addresses in the *BCC* line leaving the *To* line empty.

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Comment from Dominick on 2007-02-15

2007-02-15T08:15:59Z

I just copy and paste the email I want to fwd in Outlook Express.
Then I send one to myself and BCC to the other people I want to send it to.

I just delete the one I sent to myself when I get it.

Hey, it works for me.

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Comment from Betty Farrell on 2007-02-13

2007-02-14T06:07:42Z

I do the same as you,think the article cinfirmed my same answer Thanks

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Comment from HUNTER on 2007-02-10

2007-02-11T03:38:49Z

AT THE FINAL FORWARD -I CLICK FORWARD TO SEND TO OTHER E-MAILS THEN I DELETE ALL OTHER FORWARDS ADDRESSES-- THEN SEND --ALL THE E-MAILS I SEND HAVE NO ADDRESSES AND OPEN TO ONLY E-MAIL SENT

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Comment from Dan Ullman on 2007-02-10

2007-02-11T00:51:29Z

Shows you how often I use the feature. BTW, I would have believed it was you (grin).

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Comment from Leo Notenboom on 2007-02-09

2007-02-10T00:16:09Z

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The View menu item is for recipients looking at a message.

The obscure setting is for senders forwarding a message.
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Comment from Dan Ullman on 2007-02-08

2007-02-08T21:19:07Z

"In Thunderbird, for example, there's an obscure setting that allows you to specify whether forwarded messages should be in-line or as attachments. (In the Config Editor, set mail.forward_message_mode to 0 to send as an attachment - apparently the default - or set to 2 to forward as an inline message.)"

Why not just click on View and toggle "Display Attachments Inline" on or off?

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