On Wednesday, January 10, 2018 5:02:32 PM EST Patrick Shanahan wrote:

* Dennis Gallien [01-10-18 16:22]:

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Occasionally I receive email messages from Mac mail users that contain image files. I only just learned that Mac mail will send any message with an image as rich text; it is not possible to send the image in plain text. Kmail sees these messages as html. The images display properly. When I right-click on the image, the pop-up menu gives the option to "save image on disk" but the resulting save box only shows an internal id number of some kind (e.g. 26EC0F5D-A7A6-4EBF-AAB3-26272FC5122F) but not the image file. When I try "save attachments" I get a "found no attachments to save" error msg.

Is there a way to save the image files from these messages?

what is offered when you <rt-click> on the image? can you display the image in your web browser and save it from there?

consider editing the msg with a text editor and removing the "rich text" designation --

Thanks, Patrick. You're a genius. As I indicated above, when I right-click on the image I get a pop-up with a number of options including "save image on disk" and "save attachments", neither of which work. BUT after reading your reply and looking again at that pop-up, I noticed an option to "show message structure". When I do that, the embedded message components are shown in a structure list, including the image jpg's. Right-clicking on the jpg filename brings up another pop-up which allows me to "save as ..." and to open the file in an app such a gwenview; both of these options work. This solves my problem! Thanks again. --dg -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-kde+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-kde+owner@opensuse.org