attachments
- Subject: attachments
- From: b* s*
- Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 17:47:30 -0700
Charles,
Your attachment didn't take as much time to load as others have but still,
I receive lots of email and I pay a measured rate phone bill so when I'm
online I'm paying for every minute. If most people like receiving
attachments for group lists I'll have to put up with it. I'm just telling
how it is for me.
>> I'm sorry Barbara but I don't agree at all. I have a Mac and
>>have no trouble. I would hate to lose this wonderful input because a
>>few people are frustrated. My callous suggestion is that when you
>>have a message with an attachment, just delete it. Don't deprive the
>>rest of us.
>> The main problem is that people send pictures that are too
>>large. If they are kept to 4 x 6 inch picture at 72 dpi I think most
>>people could handle them with no problem.
>> I'm going to take a chance and attach a picture and get some
>>feedback about how it comes through. Barbara, I particularly want
>>your input. --Chas--
>nd link people to the photos.
>
It seems that there's some controversy over the attachment issue and I
agree with Tom and Barry:
>Gosh, I have Macs and the only things that have caused me a problem, that
>a PC wouldn't have, are exe files. Still, attachments are nuisances on
>mail lists.
>
>Not to mention that some of us have quotas on how much disk space our mail
>servers will allow us to use. Mine gives me less than 2 MB.
>
>If you want to show people pictures, a great way is to use either an
>online photo album, or your own website space (geocities is decent enough)
>a>
