RE: FLASH: Sending Flash via E-Mail

[Mountain, Mike J]

Tom


Assuming you have your E-mail set to HTML format, and the link to your file

is one on a server on the web then it should work, try sending yourself a

mail to see what happens.


It's ages since I've done this, so I'll go away, have a play & try and see

why it isn't working for you.


Mike M


++ -----Original Message-----

+

+ From: Tom Wolfe [twolfeowenholleway [dot] com (mailto:twolfeowenholleway [dot] com)]

++ Sent: 09 March 2000 15:22

+

+ To: flasherchinwag [dot] com

++ Subject: RE: FLASH: Sending Flash via E-Mail

++ 

++ 

++ I can see the flash working in "stationery picker" but, when 

++ I bring up the

++ new email it's there but, not visible. Is there another step 

++ that I am

++ missing?

++ 

++ Tom

++ 

++ -----Original Message-----

+

+ From: Mountain, Mike J [Mike [dot] Mountaincapgemini [dot] co [dot] uk (mailto:Mike [dot] Mountaincapgemini [dot] co [dot] uk)]

++ Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 10:08 AM

+

+ To: 'flasherchinwag [dot] com'

++ Subject: RE: FLASH: Sending Flash via E-Mail

++ 

++ 

++ You have to have the flash on a webpage then embed the link in a html

++ friendly piece of "stationary" such as that provided by outlook.

++ 

++ Mike M

++ 


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