Monthly Archives: September 2012

When I Save The Email, What Format Do I Choose?

Posted on September 26, 2012 by Jonathan Marsh

You are looking at an important email and you want to save it to send to others, what format should you use? There are two commonly used email file formats for loose/saved email files: .MSG & .EML.  Once saved, they … Continue reading →

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Mostly True Little Story

Posted on September 21, 2012 by Tom Miller

Once upon a time there were 38 little PCs. They weren’t very big and certainly not very powerful. They USED to be fast but that was a long time ago (in a galaxy… never mind). Now they were just run … Continue reading →

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What Does An Email Look Like?

Posted on September 19, 2012 by Jonathan Marsh

Quite frankly, an email looks like a memo.  It has an author, date, recipient(s), cc’s and a subject and some text for the body.  An email is an electronic memo. IMHO you could call it an Ememo, but there is … Continue reading →

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Are Linked E-Mail graphics forever fresh?

Posted on September 12, 2012 by Tom Miller

While converting e-mails to image I had a thought (this happens often when I’m avidly watching a green progress bar crawl across my screen letting me know not so much where I am in a process but more importantly that … Continue reading →

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