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Re: Sending Painter images by E-Mail
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Posted by JAB on November 14, 1996 at 21:15:51:
In Reply to: Re: Sending Painter images by E-Mail posted by Thomas Lindstrom - DiP on November 14, 1996 at 17:35:32:
: : I would like to E-Mail Painter 4.0 (for Windows 95) images. Can I simply attach them to an E-Mail in Netscape Navigator 3.0? What format should I save them into?
: : JAB
: It all depends on what you want the receiver to have.
: If your sole purpose is to show the image, then you
: save the image to the JPEG format and attach it to
: the email message. The RIFF files uses a very good
: compression method, but the still tend to be huge
: and shouldn't be used unless you really want the
: reciever to be able to open it in Painter with all
: floaters etc. preserved.
: Thomas - DiP
Thanks again to Thomas Lindstrom from JAB. You seem to be the guardian angel around here! Just another question: if I attach them in JPEG format, does this mean the recepient will not be able to print them? Sorry about the question but I am moving very gradually from acrylic painting to computer painting. Many thanks again.
JAB
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