HP NetMail/3000 manual Save Attachment

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NetMail/3000 Menu Interface

Users Guide

Save Attachment

You can extract and save a file that is attached to a mail message with the “ Save Attachment” command. As you read a message, you will see special blocks denoting that

there is an “attached” file at that point in the message. Attachments are listed with the “name” of the attached file (if available) and each attachment is numbered. To extract an attached file and reconstruct a file identical to the original file, use the “Save Attachment” command under the Message menu once you have selected the message you want to save attachment(s) from. Use the arrow keys in the message window until you have the appropriate message highlighted.

Note that attached files are NOT automatically converted back to original file types when received -- you must explicitly decide to save the attachment or not. Whether you save any attach- ments or not, the data still remains within the message. You are free to save the same attachment as many times as you need, or to send the message on to another user that can also extract and save the attachments. Messages with large attachments take up large amounts of the available mail system database and should be deleted as soon as they are not needed anymore (save the attach-

ments you need then delete the message from the mail database). When you select the “ Save Attachment” command, you will be prompted with a window listing all the attachments in

the message by number and type, and allowing you to select the particular attachment that you want to save. Select an entry using the arrow keys til the proper entry is highlighted, then hit “RETURN”. Note that you have some special options including the ability to save “All attach- ments” into the same file, as well as the ability to save only the “Message headers” (the From:, To:, Subject:, etc. lines from the message).

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