Why do my older emails have no content in the body of the message?
My older emails in my folders show the sender, addressee and subject but no content in the body of the message. Why is that the case? I use my email to save important messages.
This is the Mac Pro desktop forum.
In the received message does the subject appear correctly?
Is just the body message field blank?
What app is the recipient using?
Can they try another pp?
Is there anything strange in the body? Like special characters?
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@ Philly
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Open Terminal in Utilties and copy/paste
This will send the attachment embedded inline. (This works in Snow Leopard, but not sure about Lion. Do a test first. If it doesn't work, just google "send attachment embedded + Lion." You don't actually have to send the message to see how it will appear.)
defaults write com.apple.mail DisableInlineAttachmentViewing 0
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I want to add a photo as an attachment and NOT have it pictured in the body of the email.
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Hi
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@Eric,
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Edited by: friendsforever on Oct 11, 2010 2:35 AM
Edited by: friendsforever on Oct 11, 2010 2:36 AM -
Why does the body of the email vanish??
I have the most annoying issue with mail that is beginning to wind up my clients!
About one in five of the emails I send appear in the other person's inbox with no text in the body of the email – instead, the text is attached in a file (the name of which is something along the lines of ATT1234567.txt). I've narrowed it down, and it seems to be when I've formatted the text (bolds, lists etc) and I think it's when I combine this with attaching another file, commonly a draft PDF I'm sending for approval.
Colleagues know now to check for an attachment and read my comments, but clients just think I'm rude, when they get a PDF sent with no text from me! Any help would be sooooooooo appreciated.Are you using RTF for message composition or Plain Text?
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How do I add an attachment to an email and not have it show up in the body of the email?
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You can right click or command-click on the image in the email and select "view as icon".
You can change the default behavior of Mail.app so that it always shows the attachment as the icon:
open a Terminal window (Applications > Utilities > Terminal)
at the prompt, type in this (it must be exact, or copy and paste it in if you have trouble typing things precisely):
defaults write com.apple.mail DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool yes
Then hit return.
To revert to the previous default (where the attachment is visible in-line), you just enter the same command with "no" instead of "yes" at the end.
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