Re: graph link
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Re: graph link
The file is embedded in the e-mail. You must SAVE it to disk before reading
it. The simplest way is to open the e-mail, right-click on the attachment
image, and select SAVE AS... from the context menu.
It does not have to be compressed to send it, but it does speed up
transmission (smaller file, less transfer). ZIP is the accepted format
for submitting programs to archives like ticalc.org and the TI-Files. This
gives the added benefit of allowing you to include a documentation file with
the program file, since ZIP allows multiple files.
>I've been trying to figure out how to send .83p files, and it isn't
>going real well. I'm out of ideas. First I went into the TI software
>and made a real simple file, saved it, then went to the mail. Then I
>tried to send myself the file through the email and open it. When
>composing my message to myself, I first clicked on 'attachments' then
>found and clicked the .83p file. Then I selected the 'send as is'
>button and I selected to send as a file (versus a link). After
>receiving my file, however, I could not get it open. On the email
>screen all it showed was two stars, 'TI-83', two more stars, and a
>little box. What is that trying to tell me, anyway? So then I tried to
>get into the TI software and open the file from there. However, I could
>not find any files under the Netscape\mail directory. Just what do I
>have to do to view the file? Also, does the file HAVE to be compressed,
>like a zip file, before you send it? Or is this just to speed things
>up?