what is a text attachment? how can it be an attachment if it is displayed like regular text in an email?
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A text attachment is just that -- a text file attached to an e-mail message.\n\nSome e-mail programs will automatically display certain MIME (attachment) types, such as text, images, etc. Most will display attached text files inline, but a few won't.\n\nFor example, you can drag a JPG into an Outlook Express message an it will show right in the body of the message, but it's still an attachment. That's just the way Outlook Express does things.
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you have to attach the files. when you open the mail to send it click on attach files and go to where the file is saved and it will take some time to attach then once its done send the message i hope thats what you mean
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It might still exist in one of your temporary directories.  Go to the email and try to determine the name of the attachment (don't reopen it or save it!). Then search your hard drive for the name of the file. If you find it, copy it to My Documents. You have a good chance of recovering it.
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You might try sending it to some account that you'd read from the internet (ex. Yahoo or Gmail). Sometimes I had similar problems, but never when reading attachment from internet mail accounts.\nMost of the time, I think it occurs when you have a programme like Outlook, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc. That can't understand your sender's mail format.
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In your mail reader program there is an option somewhere that lets you view the full headers. You should note that some, if not all of the headers can be faked, but in a normal email you can look at all the received lines and some of the other headers to see all the computers that had a hand in delivering the message.
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it could be the email is in text-only or plain text format.  try switching the message to HTML for more formatting options
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You Must Know The Format Of That Attachment.\n\nIf Your PC Has The Same Program To Read That Format\nThen No Problem.\nOtherwise You Must Install That Program First.\n\nmail to abrly, if u need more clarifications!!!\n\nabrly@yahoo.com
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Simply use the Print option in your browser or email client.  If the email has attachments, open the file in its native viewer (like Adobe Reader or MS Word, etc.) and then print it from there.  For printing a text email, follow the steps mentioned in the previous post.
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If its in an email that you can't see it, then try opening the attachment seperately - have experienced that before - not sure why (only with some jpegs), otherwise... not sure... sorry!
391144
It's the seccion that carries the information about emails, if it is plain text or it has html(with images, links, fonts, etc), the reply email, the CC email.
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It really depends on what you use for email, but there should be a "Attach file" or similarly named button. You just hit that button and browse to the file you want to attach. It may not be a problem on your end, some web based emails don't let you receive attachments, or only let you receive attachments below a certain file size.
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This functionality is built into MS Outlook, but if you're using another program, I suggest trying a service like http://www.msgtag.com.  It is a free service, but won't work with web-based email.\n\nIt will attach itself to your email and let you know once someone has received and read your email.\n\nThis will only work with future emails, not with any emails you've already sent.  There's no way to know about those ones.
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What kind of question is this?!?! Don't you ever use email? You can send whatever you want. I get attachments that are 2-3 Mb with no problem, whatsoever. I bet a simple text file should be 20 K and should pose no problem at all.
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It is a virus. It comes with an attachment that tells you to look at the full text by clicking on the attachment? You click it and you don't have a good antivirus program that stripped the virus and you will get it. Just delete the email and eventually who ever has the virus will find out and fix his/her computer. I had the same problem for several days and recieved probably 50-100 emails telling me everything from free sex to my long lost buddy found me.
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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attach the pictures as a file and not as a picture.  Most likely its being incorperated as an HTML email and the emails that aren't working right are non HTML...If the picture is being imbedded into the email (HTML) the receipent needs to be able accept HTML email.  Again try attaching as a file not as a pic.
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probably spam, you should delete it without opening the attachments. Also look out for phishing, the emails that look legit but ask for personal info or credit card info. If in doubt go back to the company themselves instead of answering the email.\n\nRule of thumb: if it's suspicious, don't open the email if possible, don't open the attachments and don't click on any link.