Forward an email *with* the attachment intact?

[Bill:)]

I'm a Qnewbie, and just can't figure this out.

I tried to do this yesterday, but the only thing that went forward was the email text, itself.

Here's the situation:
I received some logo/artwork as an attachment from a colleague and was sending it off to a printer. Fortunately, the recipient/vendor was on the ball and let me know that it didn't come through. I can't see how to automatically (or even "optionally") forward attachments. I realize I could save the file, then re-attach the file, but is there a more "seamless" way of doing this?

Thanks!

[TreeFrog]

Originally Posted by Bill:)

I'm a Qnewbie, and just can't figure this out.

I tried to do this yesterday, but the only thing that went forward was the email text, itself.

Here's the situation:
I received some logo/artwork as an attachment from a colleague and was sending it off to a printer. Fortunately, the recipient/vendor was on the ball and let me know that it didn't come through. I can't see how to automatically (or even "optionally") forward attachments. I realize I could save the file, then re-attach the file, but is there a more "seamless" way of doing this?

Thanks!

Make sure you completely download the attachment first before forwarding.

[Bill:)]

Thanks!

It's amazing how well things work, when you actually operate them correctly .

I hadn't realized that I had to click on the attachment itself to download it to the device, and then upload it back to the network as an attachment from the device.

For some reason, I was thinking IMAP4 with gmail was a little more integrated (imagining that the Q9C was sort of like a remote control for the IMAP mailbox, and would just drive *its* behavior).

Thanks again!

Bill

[TreeFrog]

Very cool...and no problem!!