Apple Mail - Inline Graphics...

[Gregor Alessi]

On 05.02.2007, at 23:41, Scott Roebuck wrote:


> The problem has been that when sending a PDF or Jpeg to a Lotus  
> Notes user (Mac or Windows), the attachment shows up as a graphic  
> with no discernible option to download...
>
> Lotus Notes is the only client that we have had this problem with.  
> In most cases, you are right but in this case we would like to be  
> able to disable sending inline graphics as the client does not like  
> zipped files which has been the only way we can send them so that  
> they may download. When our users were using QuickMail, this wasn't  
> an issue but after switching to Apple Mail is when we started to  
> experience this problem.
>
> I understand that this is a feature and generally does not present  
> itself as an issue but there should be a choice here so I reference  
> this as a bug. Sorry...
>

I'm not sure if this is in any way related to your issue with Lotus,  
but I have some reports of users here using webmail not being able to  
download attachments via their browsers. I always thought it's an  
issue with Safari (the browser most commonly used here) or the user  
him/herself, but now I believe this calls for some testing.

I'd rather have Mail.app not showing images too, or a switch to turn  
it off at least.

Regards

Gregor