You would have to open an eml file with Notepad to see if it has X-Unsent
header.
Or you will know that the eml file is unsent because after opening, the
message cannot be forwarded.
--
Ronald Sommer
:I was looking for it on the .eml itself. I seem to recall that was how they
: used to open up from the saved location. Maybe I was delusional? Don't
: comment on that
:
: Tracy
:
: : > You can right click on the toolbar and go to Customize and add the
Forward
: > button if its not there.
: >
: > As Ron says though, you can't forward an unsent message.
: >
: > cheers,
: >
: > steve
: >
: > : >> Ya know what, I'm stupid. I was looking for a forward button, when
there
: >> doesn't NEED to be one. Just ignore me LOL. Sorry. Maybe the unsent key
: >> did something good after all, I was just looking for the wrong thing...
: >>
: >> Tracy
: >>
: >> : >>> Hunh? You can forward messages just fine. Or I can anyway.
: >>>
: >>> steve
: >>>
: >>> : >>>> But the forward option is not there so they are ultimately useless.
: >>>>
: >>>> Tracy
: >>>>
: >>>> : >>>>> Unsent messages now open as unsent in WinMail. That's not an issue
as
: >>>>> it was in XP and OE.
: >>>>>
: >>>>> steve
: >>>>>
: >>>>> : >>>>>> You're welcome Tracy. I've heard that the AMC no longer works in
: >>>>>> Vista but
: >>>>>> it's no longer needed anyway, nor is the registry toolkit. It's
also
: >>>>>> a shame
: >>>>>> that IE7 killed the DA control but that's the price of progress I
: >>>>>> guess.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> For what settings to use for stationery, I recommend only the
minimum
: >>>>>> (enable popups without size/position constraints, use internet zone
: >>>>>> in
: >>>>>> OE/WinMail, uncheck 'Block images...' in OE). With applets for
: >>>>>> example, I
: >>>>>> recommend NOT installing MS Java VM. Support for it ends at the end
: >>>>>> of this
: >>>>>> year and Microsoft is trying to get its customers to move to Sun
JRE
: >>>>>> as you
: >>>>>> can see here:
http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/java/ ...so my advice
: >>>>>> runs
: >>>>>> contrary to what others may recommend.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> The embedding program can be used even if you don't have X-Unsent
: >>>>>> working,
: >>>>>> but it's easier if you do. X-Unsent will definitely work in Vista
but
: >>>>>> since
: >>>>>> I don't have Vista yet, I can't tell you how to restore it, but I'm
: >>>>>> sure
: >>>>>> Steve or someone else can. Good luck with it.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> Richard
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> : >>>>>> Thanks Richard. I see now that I need to tell the others about this
: >>>>>> as we
: >>>>>> are apparently living in the Stone Age as far as recylcing the same
: >>>>>> ol'
: >>>>>> scripts and not updating!
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> I too used the registry toolkit from Letterman's site and it worked
: >>>>>> great
: >>>>>> until Vista LOL. I have tried the fix for the .eml situation and it
: >>>>>> it won't
: >>>>>> work. It's specifically aimed at OE and it's pointless searching
: >>>>>> through the
: >>>>>> registry and adding keys that point to OE when it's not there
: >>>>>> anymore.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> I wish someone would come up with a solution for all of these
issues
: >>>>>> before
: >>>>>> they launch a new OS. *sigh*.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> Ok, off to d/l that tool. Thanks for the heads up on this. I guess
I
: >>>>>> need to
: >>>>>> re-code all of my stationeries on my website now *doh*.
: >>>>>>
: >>>>>> Tracy
: >>>>>>
message
: >>>>>> : >>>>>>> Tracy, unfortunately the short answer to your question is 'no'.
Ever
: >>>>>>> since
: >>>>>>> WMP9 was released about 5 years ago, it has been necessary (at
least
: >>>>>>> until
: >>>>>>> Vista as Steve has demonstrated) to use AMC to BGSOUND embedding
: >>>>>>> (or use a program like my embedding program) to embed EOTs and
flash
: >>>>>>> files so that they display correctly for everyone, regardless of
: >>>>>>> their
: >>>>>>> settings (assuming they at least use 'Internet zone' in OE or
: >>>>>>> windows
: >>>>>>> mail).
: >>>>>>> For maybe about 5 years prior to WMP9, using the AMC object to
: >>>>>>> embed SWFs (flash files) and EOTs (as Steve first did) worked fine
: >>>>>>> for
: >>>>>>> everyone.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> If someone embeds an EOT and only uses the AMC object like we did
: >>>>>>> years
: >>>>>>> ago, many people including myself will not see the EOT displayed
in
: >>>>>>> the
: >>>>>>> stationery and will only see it as an attachment to the stationery
: >>>>>>> like
: >>>>>>> you
: >>>>>>> describe. I used Bill Scott's WMP9 registry toolkit years ago and
: >>>>>>> that was
: >>>>>>> a
: >>>>>>> good solution back then, but for more than 2 years since I wrote
the
: >>>>>>> embedding program, I have not used Bill's toolkit and do not have
: >>>>>>> AMC file
: >>>>>>> embedding enabled.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> I'm still running XP and I see that Steve have advised you about
the
: >>>>>>> 'Internet zone' setting in windows mail. If you change to that
: >>>>>>> setting,
: >>>>>>> you
: >>>>>>> should be able to see the embedded EOTs in both of our replies.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> We have our embedding program available for download here:
: >>>>>>>
http://richard-and-michaela.com ...and then click on the 'cool
: >>>>>>> program'
: >>>>>>> link
: >>>>>>> on the right.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> About the X-Unsent problem, there's is a fix for that, at least in
: >>>>>>> english,
: >>>>>>> german and some other language versions of windows. I used this:
: >>>>>>>
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918766 ...with XP and it worked
fine
: >>>>>>> to
: >>>>>>> restore X-Unsent. I have been told that X-Unsent can also be
: >>>>>>> restored in
: >>>>>>> Vista but I don't have Vista yet and don't know if there's
something
: >>>>>>> Vista
: >>>>>>> specific needed to fix it in Vista.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> Regards,
: >>>>>>> Richard
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> : >>>>>>> Richard, does this VB6 program also enable you to see other
people's
: >>>>>>> embedded fonts? I know WMP messed things up in OE and there was a
: >>>>>>> downloadable tool from Letterman's site to fix this. I cannot view
: >>>>>>> EOTs
: >>>>>>> with
: >>>>>>> Vista and am (sorry WAS) an avid stationery creator (until M$
: >>>>>>> started
: >>>>>>> messing with things so much it got painful). EOTs come through as
: >>>>>>> attachments now. Everything else seems to work just fine -
embedded
: >>>>>>> pics,
: >>>>>>> music, streamed mp3's, floaties, snow scripts etc.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> Also have you figured a way around the issue of forwading an .eml
: >>>>>>> stationery
: >>>>>>> with Vista/WM yet? I have a ton of .eml stationeries I have
: >>>>>>> collected over
: >>>>>>> the years and they are all useless to me at this time :-(
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> Thanks.
: >>>>>>>
: >>>>>>> Tracy
: >>>>>>>
message
: >>>>>>> : >>>>>>>> Steve, the person with Vista who kindly tested several things
: >>>>>>>> stationery
: >>>>>>>> related got everything working that we tested. From the
screenshots
: >>>>>>>> they
: >>>>>>>> sent, they were still in protected mode. They did change to
: >>>>>>>> "internet
: >>>>>>>> zone"
: >>>>>>>> in Windows mail. Anyway, I was encouraged that stationery and a
: >>>>>>>> related
: >>>>>>>> VB6 program work fine in Vista. The person with Vista embedded an
: >>>>>>>> EOT in a stationery using a small VB6 program I wrote and then
sent
: >>>>>>>> it
: >>>>>>>> and it worked fine. I look forward to getting Vista myself. I've
: >>>>>>>> been
: >>>>>>>> fairly
: >>>>>>>> happy with XP over the years and will probably like Vista even
: >>>>>>>> more.
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>> Thanks,
: >>>>>>>> Richard
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>> Hi Richard,
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>> Don't choose protected mode for full functionality and to get
: >>>>>>>> scripts
: >>>>>>>> working, you have to put WinMail into the internet zone under
Tools
: >>>>>>>> |
: >>>>>>>> Options | Security , but then be careful what you open.
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>> steve
: >>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>> message
: >>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>>> Thanks for your reply Steve and I'm sorry for my late reply
back.
: >>>>>>>>> The
: >>>>>>>>> person
: >>>>>>>>> with Vista (who I'm communicating with via email) can now view
: >>>>>>>>> stationery
: >>>>>>>>> in
: >>>>>>>>> windows mail, but for some reason they cannot open stationery
: >>>>>>>>> scripts
: >>>>>>>>> (.htm
: >>>>>>>>> files) in IE from the hard drive but can view the same .htm fine
: >>>>>>>>> on the
: >>>>>>>>> web.
: >>>>>>>>> Must be a setting and I'm sure we'll get it resolved. I only
have
: >>>>>>>>> XP and
: >>>>>>>>> have never used Vista and have only seen Vista on a PC at the
: >>>>>>>>> computer
: >>>>>>>>> store so I'm at somewhat of a disadvantage to know what settings
: >>>>>>>>> to
: >>>>>>>>> change
: >>>>>>>>> in Vista.
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> I do have one follow-up question if I could: In the IE7 security
: >>>>>>>>> tab
: >>>>>>>>> with
: >>>>>>>>> Vista, do you have a checkbox for "Enable Protected Mode
(requires
: >>>>>>>>> restarting Internet Explorer)" and do you have it checked or
: >>>>>>>>> unchecked?
: >>>>>>>>> I don't have that checkbox with XP and don't know what the
correct
: >>>>>>>>> setting in IE7 with Vista should be.
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> Thanks,
: >>>>>>>>> Richard
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>>> Hi Richard,
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> I'd say you have it pretty well covered. There are some changes
: >>>>>>>>> one has
: >>>>>>>>> to
: >>>>>>>>> make in IE7 settings to get proper rendering of some stationery,
: >>>>>>>>> but
: >>>>>>>>> from
: >>>>>>>>> what I've found (reading stationery messages in the stationery
: >>>>>>>>> NG), any
: >>>>>>>>> additional changes beyond what you have done are the same as
those
: >>>>>>>>> needed
: >>>>>>>>> to
: >>>>>>>>> restore functionality in IE7 in XP. From my experience, its not
: >>>>>>>>> very
: >>>>>>>>> much
: >>>>>>>>> if anything that needs to be set in IE.
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> cheers,
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> steve
: >>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>> message
: >>>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>>>> Steve, I posted a question some time ago on another group about
: >>>>>>>>>> restoring
: >>>>>>>>>> X-Unsent and you were very helpful and I know that you're very
: >>>>>>>>>> knowledgeable
: >>>>>>>>>> about OE stationery so I thought I would ask you about the
: >>>>>>>>>> following:
: >>>>>>>>>> I'm
: >>>>>>>>>> wondering if you could advise me about the settings needed for
: >>>>>>>>>> viewing
: >>>>>>>>>> stationery in windows mail. I don't have Vista yet but was
going
: >>>>>>>>>> to
: >>>>>>>>>> have
: >>>>>>>>>> someone who recently got it with a new PC to test some
stationery
: >>>>>>>>>> related
: >>>>>>>>>> things for me.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> To create/view OE stationery on this PC with XP SP2 and IE7, in
: >>>>>>>>>> the IE7
: >>>>>>>>>> security tab, from the Medium-high defaults I only change:
"Allow
: >>>>>>>>>> script
: >>>>>>>>>> initiated windows without size or position constraints" to
: >>>>>>>>>> "enable" to
: >>>>>>>>>> view
: >>>>>>>>>> popups correctly. In OE6, in the security tab, I only change
to:
: >>>>>>>>>> "Internet
: >>>>>>>>>> zone (Less secure, but more functional)" and then also uncheck
: >>>>>>>>>> "Block
: >>>>>>>>>> images
: >>>>>>>>>> and other external content in HTML e-mail". That's all.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> I've seen a screenshot of the IE7 security tab in Vista and it
: >>>>>>>>>> has a
: >>>>>>>>>> checkbox for "Enable Protected Mode (requires restarting
Internet
: >>>>>>>>>> Explorer)". Don't have any idea about Protected Mode since I
: >>>>>>>>>> don't see
: >>>>>>>>>> that
: >>>>>>>>>> checkbox in my IE7 with XP.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> Anyway, I frequently use embedded EOTs and flash (in the
bgsound
: >>>>>>>>>> tag),
: >>>>>>>>>> applets (in IE not in OE since I have Sun JRE only), so I'm at
: >>>>>>>>>> least
: >>>>>>>>>> aware
: >>>>>>>>>> of what's needed for stationery in IE/OE with XP.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> What I'm wondering is what are the minimum settings in Vista in
: >>>>>>>>>> IE7 and
: >>>>>>>>>> windows mail that need to be changed to view advanced
stationery?
: >>>>>>>>>> Any
: >>>>>>>>>> information you could provide would be greatly appreciated.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> Thanks,
: >>>>>>>>>> Richard
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>>>> They moved it to the message store. So the stationery folder
is
: >>>>>>>>>> under
: >>>>>>>>>> the
: >>>>>>>>>> Windows Mail directory in the message store.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> Create a new message in HTML and look at the message source and
: >>>>>>>>>> the
: >>>>>>>>>> BASE
: >>>>>>>>>> href and that will tell you the exact location.
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> steve
: >>>>>>>>>>
: >>>>>>>>>> : >>>>>>>>>>> Where did the "old" stationary go in Windows Mail?
: >>>>>>>>>>> Joan M.Lee
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