The attachments discussed below are produced automatically by the e-mail
program that Pastor Evans is using, Microsoft Mail. The attachments
contain
information about the message and its history that other MSMail systems
can
use to implement various threading and identification features. To
non-MSMail systems they are just little dabs of nonsense appended to each
message.
The feature can be turned off, but since I don't use the program I don't
know how.
It is also possible to make MSMail wrap lines at a given column. For the
sake of the many folks who use text mode terminals at University sites,
it
is generally considered good protocol that participants in mail list
discussions tell their mailers to wrap each line at some column less than
80
so that these terminals can easily display the full message.
At 10:51 AM 10/28/97 -0500, Paul F. Evans wrote:
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<fontfamily><param>Arial</param><smaller>Mark,
Mark Wrote:
> Paul--
>
> I've noticed that whenever you send messages to the list, there is
always
> an attachment along with it... perhaps there is something you need
to
> reconfigure in your mailer?
>
> M.
I am totally unaware of this problem and you are the first to have drawn
this to my attention. I am not sending any attachments consciously. If
indeed this is occurring I have no idea why. Is anyone else experiencing
this difficulty with my mailings and if so, could one of our computer
guru's give me some guidance? Please! Meanwhile, I will look at my
config.
Thanks Mark.
Paul F. Evans
Pastor
Thunder Swamp Pentecostal Holiness Church
MT. Olive
E-mail: evans@esn.net
Web-page: http://ww2.esn.net/~evans
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