[Hidden-tech] Pasting a file into an email

[R. David Murray]

On Sun, 09 Feb 2014 08:30:25 -0500, "Todd M. LeMieux - (413) 747-9321" <todd at toddlemieux.com> wrote:
> My web experience has taught me that usually there's never a guarantee 
> of how something you send will show up in someone's inbox.
> 
> This is because the recipient has control over how their email software 
> displays html content, etc. And while most people do have images turned 
> on by default there are surely many who don't.
> 
> And if they don't, it doesn't matter how you format your graphic or 
> email because if they've turned that off then they won't see embedded 
> images (linked images are a different story).
> 
> If I am operating on dated info, perhaps someone on the list will chime 
> in with an update.

I don't see embedded images or html unless I make a special effort.
I do it this way on purpose: it is much more secure, and prevents
people from tracking me via embedded image (or other) links in
the html.  I'm sure I'm not alone.

--David