Curtis Thompson
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check your browser prefs…
sitruc
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sorry – hard to troubleshoot your specific issue from here wih that description… :-/
(with hope this is a known issue to somebody else)
sitruc
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ya…sorry – i guess my steps were cryptic…
1. either right-click or go to the file menu
2. choose “get info”(then go from there)
sitruc
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[right click or file menu] -> get info
sitruc
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you can just link to it like a normal file – so <A HREF=”foo.zip”>download my zip</A>
is that what you had in mind?
sitruc
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you can send an image as an attachment programmatically, but if you want to have it laid out in the body of the email then you’d need to host it and send an html mail with basic html referencing it…
sitruc
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very hard to say – i’m not running ie7 because it’s still in beta, and i tend not to worry about supporting non-released browsers because problems you have are much more likely to be bugs on their end and you end up running in circles trying to fix something that’s not your fault… :-/
that said, have you tried it outside your wrapper frame?
https://kegsystems.blogspot.com/2006/05/welcome-to-keg-systems_25.html
does it work that way? if so then it could be a frame issue. otherwise, you might have better luck doing your menus as divs instead of a table – or do some very fixed margins on your table in css to guarantee that they hold the same…tables are often slightly differently parsed in different doms, so if you need something to be in one exact place, it’s sometimes better to use divs…
hope that helps!
sitruc
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cool! you should be able to export from thunderbird and then import into os x mail, but if you’re happy then you’re happy…thunderbird has a better spam filter anyway, and i use it on the pc side and have been very happy with it myself…
thanks for filing the way you did things! 🙂
sitruc
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you could look into postnuke – it’s open source and pretty robust. there are 3rd party newsletter modules for it as well…
unfortunatley, it’s a bit hard to answer your question specifically without knowing your client’s specific needs and requirements (for example, ad agencies typically like very flashy (figuratively and literally) websites, so a cms system might not float their boat when they actually see an implementation of one)…but in terms of the generic question of a cms tool, i’d give postnuke a try…
hope that helps!
sitruc
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last i have seen from apple, you cannot import outlook (not express – express you can import) pst files into os x mail. there might be 3rd party utilities for this, but i don’t know of any personally. you could consider using thunderbird on os x for mail – it has a very nice junk filter and can have outlook boxes imported into it. so in theory, then, if you couldn’t find a solution to get outlook into os x, you could install thunderbird, import outlook into it and then import from thunderbird into os x mail…
as for calendar, etc., ical uses pretty common calendar standards underneath (icalendar to be specific). i have never exported calendar info from outlook to ical, but i am pretty sure it can be done (https://outlook2ical.sourceforge.net/ is a open source project that claims to do it, for example). someone else here might have more info on that…
(note that i spend equal time between windows, os x, and unix, but i am not as useful on the outlook questions as i could be because i basically don’t use outlook because it’s too unsecure for my tastes – i only add this so that it can potentially lend some expertise to my answers above 🙂
hope that helps a bit!
sitruc