ok - is there a workaround for this problem with Outlook Express 6 ??

I receive an email with some embedded graphics or photos
of equipment and performance data graphs.
I want to "forward" the entire email to one of our engineers.
I can't -
OE just creates the email of the textual component.
This is the usual Microsoft nutty way of not doing the obvious and
normal....

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"If everything seems to be going well,
you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright

With the message open or selected, click on Message | Forward as attachment.
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ps56k wrote:
> ok - is there a workaround for this problem with Outlook Express 6 ??
>
> I receive an email with some embedded graphics or photos
> of equipment and performance data graphs.
> I want to "forward" the entire email to one of our engineers.
> I can't -
> OE just creates the email of the textual component.
> This is the usual Microsoft nutty way of not doing the obvious and
> normal....

You need to be working in HTML format.. If you normally compose in
Plain Text, then Tools, Options, Send, Reply to messages in the format
in which they were sent.

Also in Tools, Options, Send, Mail, HTML Settings make sure that Send
Pictures is checked.

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Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm



"ps56k" <pschuman_no_spam_me@interserv.com> wrote in message
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> ok - is there a workaround for this problem with Outlook Express 6 ??
>
> I receive an email with some embedded graphics or photos
> of equipment and performance data graphs.
> I want to "forward" the entire email to one of our engineers.
> I can't -
> OE just creates the email of the textual component.
> This is the usual Microsoft nutty way of not doing the obvious and
> normal....
>
> --
> ----------------------------------
> "If everything seems to be going well,
> you have obviously overlooked something." - Steven Wright
>
>