Good Lord. - cricket On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 7:30 AM, Florin Alexander Neumann wrote: >> I'm sure I have no idea how to go about the post-modern part. > > Try "syntactical, semantic or comprehensive contortion". I'd say > you're on the right path. > >> I only do plain claptrap. > > As long as it's both semantic and contorted, or only comprehensive? > >> See original query, pray. > > It was: > >> How do I get my picture in my emails like some of you have? Will it >> show up then in all my email messages even to people using other mail >> programs? > > Why was cricket incorrect? Because he said: > >> all users of Mail (and .Mac webmail) that receive messages from you >> (from your .Mac address) will see this picture automatically. There >> is no configuration required. > > That was incorrect because, as I pointed out, if the option "Display > images and embedded objects in HTML messages" is turned off, the > picture will not be seen (unless it has been previously cached). > TheMacintoshLady's reply to the original query was > >> This is a setting in your mail accounts prefs to show it as a link or >> a >> file. > > True, it was wrong in the "show it as a link or file" -- but it was > right in that there was a setting that would turn the picture display > on or off. Rather than "completely and in-no-way-related-to-the-query > incorrect", it was both partially correct, and definitely related to > the query. And cricket was "definitively" wrong "(and boy do I mean > 'definitively')" in stating that there was no such preference. So, if > our main concern is "the elucidation of others who are better served > by correct information than by completely erroneous offerings" > (incidentally, what about the partially erroneous offerings?), then > surely the self-professed software entomologist (what could be more > post-modernist than that, I wonder?) must be corrected. > > f -----> Software Entomologist – Mail for Mac OS X http://www.apple.com/macosx/jaguar/mail.html ----------> If you don't like this email message, write your Congressman