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Re: NO ATTACHMENTS TO THIS LIST

In a message dated 6/15/2005 1:18:12 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, lfl@intrex.net writes:
the attached file blew off my
installed copy of Mozilla, all my bookmarks and access to filtered email
folders.
I'm confused.  Why do people download the file if its going to cause a problem.  As it was a picture of a rose that I didn't need, I just ignored the post along with the downloadable file.  Even when we had Windows 98 and phone hookup, the option to download or not was always given.  So long as the image is not embedded in the post itself it works well. Even if the image is part of the email you can shut the email down prior to getting far with the image without causing any problems.  As the computers we use are the basic Walmart specials, nothing fancy, I assumed that everyone else had these basic capabilities.  Am I wrong somewhere? Is it Macs that have the problem or do different programs/servers deal with these things in different ways?
 
 
Kate Copsey
Freelance Garden Writer
Herbs, Historic Gardens
Pittsburgh, PA
 
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