Is there a way to Right Click 'Save As'?

[Bullroarer Took]

Our work email uses Outlook and for some documents it says I need to right click in order to save. Is there a way to do this on the Q9m? (I really hope future Qs go to Professional.)

[rainmakerrc]

Originally Posted by Bullroarer Took

Our work email uses Outlook and for some documents it says I need to right click in order to save. Is there a way to do this on the Q9m? (I really hope future Qs go to Professional.)

When you click on an attachment, it should bring up a screen to save the document. If you press the right softkey, there is an option Save As

[Bullroarer Took]

First, I meant to put this thread on the Q9m page, so feel free to move it.

Second, for certain file extensions that does not work. When I click on the attachment I get:

"Alert

To open this attachment, you must save it to your disk. Right-click the link, and then click Save. With a single button mouse, hold the button down over the link, and then click Save."

(However, when I hold the center button down I get the same message.)

[rainmakerrc]

Originally Posted by Bullroarer Took

First, I meant to put this thread on the Q9m page, so feel free to move it.

Second, for certain file extensions that does not work. When I click on the attachment I get:

"Alert

To open this attachment, you must save it to your disk. Right-click the link, and then click Save. With a single button mouse, hold the button down over the link, and then click Save."

(However, when I hold the center button down I get the same message.)

What kinds of attachments are they?

[Bullroarer Took]

This one is a ttf (font), but I've seen it happen with other file types too. It doesn't happen for doc, xls, ppt or zip files though. Can't give a definitive list.

[larsdennert]

I wrote an app that copies the temp files from the volitile folder to My documents to save them when you try to open them. It's called saveemail.mscr and requires mortscript as well. There is a thread here http://www.everythingq.com/forum/mot...les-12624.html

[TreeFrog]

And there's Feadie...

[larsdennert]

Yep and sphelper which technically does a right click but I don't know if that's the effect they really want anyway.