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Image Properties Wonderment...
use it as an image? I can't seem to turn it into a jpeg or gif, or upload it as it stands... I have a few of these kinds of files, (pics), from an email that I wanted to toss up as pics. Thanks, Ol'UncMtr cid_image001.jpg@01C840B3 |
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Need more info David.
Was it a link or attachment in the email?
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Is that the actual filename? cid_image001.jpg@01C840B3
Try saving it or renaming it to something like: picture.jpg |
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P&R,
They were attachments in an email...I did try fiddling with the "name" when I saved it, but I could not get it to copy, (just fiddling with C&P), nor could I get it to paste via the Manage Attachments method. It would continually come up as invalid file. Usually I'm pretty smooth with the Manage Attachments thing...I'll keep fiddling. It acts almost like it's a pic that doesn't/won't "save or copy"; like it has a mind of its own and won't allow reproduction, if that makes sense. |
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Got it done; played with email images, saving them and trying
all the different programs shown to open them. Finally used Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. Then, fiddled with saving them to docs; was getting nowhere until I used the lil' "copy to floppy disc" icon at bottom of WindowsPic viewer: saved it to a doc file, using Jpeg notation, though in the Manage attach. process it transferred as a gif, fwiw. Don't care, it just worked. I hate to give up on these little quasi-tech noogies, lol! Thanks...mD |
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