I want to send an exhibition invite (a pdf version ) to my mailing list. I want the invite to be visible when the invitee opens their email. ie. I don't want them to have to click anything to open. I just want them to see it first thing. How? (Mac OS Mohave 10-14-6) Thanks. MEW
you need to send it as an in-line attachment.
of course this can be overridden on the recipients end knowingly or not.
If they are on a managed email system like an Enterprise Microsoft Exchange Server they may need to contact their system administrator.
https://support.apple.com/guide/mail/add-attachments-to-emails-mlhlp1050/mac
you need to send it as an in-line attachment.
of course this can be overridden on the recipients end knowingly or not.
If they are on a managed email system like an Enterprise Microsoft Exchange Server they may need to contact their system administrator.
https://support.apple.com/guide/mail/add-attachments-to-emails-mlhlp1050/mac
MEWzz wrote:
Well, you could have just said "drag the JPG into the body of the email.
and set it at the image size you want"
why would I have said that? you could set it up any way you want on your end, it does not mean the person on the other end sees it the way you do on your end. Secondly JPG is not PDF.
Did you consider you can look up "in-line attachment" on the internet? Just for fun I decided to try it myself. 2nd link:
so again, what you see does not force the same thing on the other end. If you want someone to see exactly what you see get a stamp and an envelope and send it that way.
Save the drama, for your momma.
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Well, you could have just said "drag the JPG into the body of the email.
and set it at the image size you want"
That would have helped the most. I had to read all the stuff in the link
you sent, look up other links in the link, etc. Sorry but some of us don't
know what certain terms mean--like "in-line attachment."
MEWzz wrote:
Well, you could have just said "drag the JPG into the body of the email.
and set it at the image size you want"
That would have helped the most. I had to read all the stuff in the link
you sent, look up other links in the link, etc. Sorry but some of us don't
know what certain terms mean--like "in-line attachment."
You could have said "Thank You" for taking the time to try to help me.
How the recipient views an email is up to them and how they configure their email client.
How to have a pdf show when someone opens email from me?
