Donna, and all of you,
I decided to look a bit more deeply on this matter, and I sent an e-mail from one account to another. I included: first one html .zipped file, then three pictures with no text, I was .art and two were .gif. I ,also, use the Insert feature to place a larger ,though messier version of my avitar ( I think that all my mail should have that mad duck).
I heard some people complaining because they could not send all files at the same time, and I had no problem. After sending, I went to my other account, and the mail was there. Since I send attachment inline, as a rule, the three pictures were all there one after the other. The avitar was there on top, with its accompanying text.
I had some problems with the zipped file, and I found out why. Some time after sending the zipped file, this genius decided to get the free upgrade of Stuffit for Windows. For some reason, it did not take the registration number, and I found that I did not have the neither version. So, the final thing was to fix that. Now, I have Stuffit 7.5, and it not only opened the .zip file, but also a .sit file(for Macs) which I renamed to .zip. The html page looked fine, with the exception of an ad. So, everything seems to be working ok. I don't know about my unzipping and zipping program, but once it is there ,it works well.
UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.0.1) Gecko/20020823 Netscape/7.0
Using Verizon DSL and Internet America ISP with Netscape 7 and running Windows 98 SE with a USB Ethernet Card and have applied the Microsoft update for Windows 98 SE USB fix. Why would a one color piece of art look like it is banded or something. This is the problem we have with all of the attachments we are sending out. This problem seems to have started when we began using Netscape 7. Please help.....this is business killing stuff here!
