Attaching Omni Outline to email
Nathan L.Walls
nwalls at ismedia.org
Tue Mar 1 12:37:19 PST 2005
On Mar 1, 2005, at 3:24 PM, Deborah Tinsley wrote:
[snip]
> I'm using an eMac with system 10.3.8.
> I have Omni Outliner 3.1. (I'm new to this program).
> My mail program is Entourage.
>
> I wrote the email, hit the attachment button, and the OO doc is grayed
> out
> on the list of files.
> I have saved and closed the OO doc, but it is still grayed out.
> I have tried dragging into my email, but I get the message that it
> won't
> copy folders even though what I am trying to copy is an OO doc.
[snip]
Deborah;
By chance have you dragged images, audio files or other possible
attachments to the outline? If so, the file actually becomes a
container by the same name. The Finder treats it as a file (that is, it
can be double-clicked to launch), but to other applications, it may
appear as a folder.
Here's how you can check: Cntl-Click on the outline in question in the
Finder. If there is a Finder option to "Show Package Contents," you
have a package, not a single file. To get around Entourage on this, try
creating a zip archive from the same menu "Create archive of Foo.oo3"
Cheers,
Nathan
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