Comments for What are all these other pictures when I view emailed photos?

Comment from Red Davis on 2008-08-20

2008-08-21T01:54:12Z

I can handle the attached pics but how do I keep those that are embedded -- when I save the email as an '.eml' they all go away and are replaced by dammnable red x's. Any help here would be appreciated. Red

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Comment from Michael Wilson on 2007-09-27

2007-09-27T17:12:48Z

If you're using Thunderbird, you can install the Slideshow extension. This will add a "View as Slideshow" button on all emails that have attached pictures. Clicking this button will bring up a nice window with only the pictures attached to the specific email. Also includes zooming and save functions. For now, you will need the MR Tech Local Install extension too to override Thunderbird's version compatibility checking.

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Comment from Volg on 2007-09-19

2007-09-19T08:17:35Z

I think you hit the nail on the head with this one Leo. However, I read the question as: there were extra picture attachments to the email that make no sense i.e. the fonts and geometrical shapes. If this is the case, then it might be the senders signature coming through as an attachment, especially if they have sent the email as a plain text file.

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Comment from David Heym on 2007-09-14

2007-09-15T03:03:04Z

I use Web mail: Hotmail or Comcast. When I click on the attachment in Comcast I have the choice of opening it up in a temporary file or downloading it. Generally I choose the temporary file because I often don't want to keep the image, just look at it now. Of course when I want to keep it I put into My Pictures or similar file. You didn't mention this option of just looking at it now.

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