[DM-MUG] Help Sending JPG's to AOL

[Allen Huffman]

On Mar 6, 2004, at 7:16 PM, jim Lagnese wrote:

> It's not binary data, it's actually text. AOL treats the attachment 
> like it's a text file, even though it's binary.

Unless things have changed (and they very well may have), aren't all 
e-mail attachments turned into a 7-bit encoding (text printable 
characters)?  This used to be the case, causing any file attachment to 
grow about 30% larger when sending, which is why I prefer sending via 
direct chat, or FTPing to a temp directory somewhere.

Does anyone know what "Create PC Friendly" actually does in mail?

		A

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HDD Assembles Elucidation
	1. Make an effort to press in the direction that arrowhead point the 
plastics lock button up, such as picture A.
	2. Heading up the upper cover to turn over to rise, such as picture B.
	3. Cover up and down to separate then and completely, such as picture 
C.
	Is good with machine plank according to the right method conjunction 
the hard dish [sic], lock the tight and HDD, cover the upper cover, can 
immediately trust the usage.