Any alternatives to Attachement Tamer?

Make sure you have configured Mail to always include the attachments at the end of the message (you set this under the Edit -> Attachments menu item) and to send Windows-compatible attachments (under the same menu location).

Try attaching as icons. Open Applications/Utilities/Terminal and copy and past the below.

defaults write com.apple.mail DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool YES

A workaround might be to zip/compress the image file and add it to the email. It would have to be unzipped at the other end.

Hi,

I was using Attachment Tamer, but its update is not happening. I wrote to the developper but got no answer.

Looking around, I found this: http://clivegaleni.com/posts/os-x-mail-disable-inline-attachments/

First tests seem to work with Outlook.

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Try Letter Opener Pro. It has always worked for me. It seems to do the same thing Attachment Tamer has done in the past, but the company updates quickly and works with Yosemite. I believe they have a free trial available.

I guess you mean you've already updated to Yosemite but Attachment Tamer isn't yet updated for Yosemite?

Have you tried using the normal Mail attachment lately?

I put in that terminal command, but it has created another issue. Now no images show in my mail messages! Like when I share an article in Safari, the image shows as an icon.

Is it that I simply can't have it both ways, or is there a way to make images show again?

One thing I like to do is have my name show like it's written in longhand. Now that doesn't work either.

Help!

Is it that I simply can't have it both ways,

You can't have it both ways.

or is there a way to make images show again?

To get it back to how it was originally use this common in the Terminal:

defaults write com.apple.mail DisableInlineAttachmentViewing -bool NO

If you want an image to show as an icon in your email as you compose it Control (right) - click on the image and select "Show as icon" in the contextual menu.

However, no matter what you setup at your end it'll be what's setup at the receipients end that controls how they view it.

The only sure file method to make sure the image doesn't display at the other end is to zip it and add the zipped file as the attachment.

This helped me !! Worked perfect !!!

It's funny that you need to spend hours trying to find solution to simple problem like this. Why Apple insist on this crap? Please send feedback to Apple because the do not read these forums!!

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