Re: Mail, MIME and sending pictures
Then the problem is often the computer you are sending to. Macintosh computers handle encoding differently than other computers, so if they aren't able to decode, or don't know how, it might be helpful to just adjust to them...
? To send an attachment to a Macintosh computer, use BinHex, which preserves the Macintosh resource information and data. I think this may also be called Apple double...
? To send an attachment to a Windows-based computer, use MIME/Base 64, which preserves the data only.
? To send an attachment to a UNIX computer, use UUEncode, which preserves the data only.
So check your settings and see if this helps at all....
One more idea... We in the Mac world often name our files without using an extension, like .gif or .jpg or .mpg etc.... We tned to just give files names. Sometimes a Windows application will not recognize the file if it doesn't see the extension. I understand this is particularly bad with files in Word, but it may be the problem with graphic files as well.
Good luck
