Sending Windows xp ecard (Hallmark) to Mac computer

[franktee]

Is this possible.
And if so , How?
TIA.
franktee

 

[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

I betcha Hallmark Support might know...

 

[Bob I]

Windows XP? ecard? MAC? I would ask Hallmark.

 

[Terry R.]

On 4/21/2010 2:15 PM On a whim, franktee pounded out on the keyboard

Is this possible.
And if so , How?
TIA.
franktee

On websites, eCard's are usually flash files. Send it to a Mac user and
see. They might be able to open it fine. I'm not familiar with Hallmark
eCards, so they might be different.


Terry R.

 

[Bob CP]

On 4/21/2010 2:15 PM On a whim, franktee pounded out on the keyboard


On websites, eCard's are usually flash files. Send it to a Mac user and
see. They might be able to open it fine. I'm not familiar with Hallmark
eCards, so they might be different.


Terry R.

Personally, I never open any "cards" sent to me since, in my experience,
80% of them are malware.

 

[Terry R.]

On 4/21/2010 4:02 PM On a whim, Bob CP pounded out on the keyboard

Personally, I never open any "cards" sent to me since, in my experience,
80% of them are malware.

And you call them friends? ;-)


Terry R.

 

[franktee]

Thanks for all responses.
Have been in touch, (after 1st posting), with Hallmark/Sierra support who
advised me, that file extention should be converted from exe to avi. in order
to effect e-mail delivery from Windows to Mac. I Googled and found there is a
freeware software, (exe2avi) that might be the answer. Will try it out.
franktee