BlueJazz
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Thu Sep-22-05 05:10 PM
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| Computer help need from a Tech (and MCSE) |
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:) ...I had a customer ask me today if there is a way to have pictures open in E-Mail when sent.
(He has a business and wants to send email to his clients with little gifs or jpgs that will open up when the recipient opens their mail.)
I told him "I don't think so, as that would allow .EXE files to open also...opening the "door" to all kinds of viruses and Trojans"
Was I right?
I'm putting this (also) in the computer help forum....
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| KitchenWitch
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Thu Sep-22-05 05:12 PM
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| 1. I think some email programs have a way of embedding pictures |
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Some emails I have received have pictures open when I open the mail. It could be html though.
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| BlueJazz
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Thu Sep-22-05 05:19 PM
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| 2. Yeah..I thought of that...That he could put the pic on a server... |
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..and open them but I see problems with even that.
Thanks! KitchenWitch..
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| Kellanved
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Thu Sep-22-05 05:20 PM
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| 3. He could send the email as html |
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Most clients support that today. If the picture is sent as an attachment (as opposed to linking it), it should display in most email clients.
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