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![]() Wink ;-) ;) |
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![]() Cry :'( |
![]() Think :-\ :-/ |
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An example:
- Go to MM's editor.
- Pick a pretty Theme.
- Type some words e.g. "Hello World!"
- Click on the EXPORT button.
- Click on Create WEB Page.
- Create or select an empty folder.
- Say OK to the proposed INDEX.HTM file name.
- Done. --------------------
- Exit Mokie Mail.
- Go to that folder.
- you see INDEX.HTM and all pictures.
- Run the INDEX.HTM to see if it works.
- Now open the INDEX.HTM file with Notepad.
- Have a look at the filenames at background="......" and src="......"
- See, bare file names there. No drive letter, no path. --------------------
- Upload the files to your website in a new folder e.g. \Test\
- start IE and type: http://www.yoursitename.com/test/
- ...and you should see the message.
The point is: in a .HTM file on a web page, file names must NOT have drive:\path in front. E.g. C:\MyPics\Monkey.JPG may work fine on your PC, but there is NO drive:\folder "C:\MyPics\" at the WEB server.

In MM's Main Window, you see a new 'F' column. Clicking in this column enables you to FLAG any message header. You can select from different colors. When you click on the '?', you will be able to enter/edit the description of each flag. Once the message is downloaded, the flag will be shown in the INBOX folders.
Examples:
http://www.MokumMail.nl - starts Internet Explorer and shows our site.
And e.g. http://www.Google.com is a fast way to look something up or grab a picture from Google.
C:\Program Files\PSP9\PSP.exe - starts Paint Shop Pro.
C:\Program Files\PSP9\PSP.exe "C:\Pics\MyPic.jpg" - starts Paint Shop Pro and immediately loads the image file MyPic.jpg. Note: the picture file name is in double quotes!
C:\BookKeeping\sales_2008.xls - starts Microsoft Excel and loads that .XLS spreadsheet file.
By default you will also find links to the Mokum Mail site in that list.
