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William MacGruder Date: Fri Jan 29, 1999 2:06 am Subject: Re: Independent SWriter's Forum | |
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The part I've quoted below is an outstanding explanation for how to attach any type of file to an email message. I believe what causes a bit of the trouble some folks have is that they're not always sure of where the SignWriting file they've just created is saved on their computer. My suggestion is to use the "save as" function instead of "save" and manually direct the computer to save the file to a particular place on your hard drive or your A: drive (floppy disk). Cheers! -William J. "Chip" McGruder Monterey, California In a message dated 1/28/99 6:03:17 PM Pacific Standard Time, writes: << >How does one attach a .sgn file to an e-mail message? > >Ronald Dettloff, Pastor __________________________ January 28, 1999 Hello Ron and Everyone on the SignWriting List! Please excuse my delay in responding to all of your public messages. In recent weeks I have received an increase in long, very detailed private email messages from people. Several of the messages are about technical symbols, so they are long ones. I printed some of the messages and one was five pages long, another three, another four. People are just pouring their hearts out to me, which is truly an honor, and I have been spending most of my time writing personal responses. And I know others haven't heard from me! The internet is an astonishing place, isn't it? It has truly changed my life, that is for sure :-) Anyway, Ron...to your question. Email software has a feature called "Attach Document" (or something with a similar name). Some people use Netscape. Some use Internet Explorer. I use Eudora Pro to manage my email messages. All of these programs have the same feature. To attach a document, you first write an email message, and before you send it, you "attach" the .sgn file to the email message. Then you press the SEND button, and both the email message and the document are sent at the same time. So...I guess you need to read the manual that came with your email software, or I bet there is a Help section online that will give you the instructions on how to attach a document in the software you are using. >> |
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