----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Penlington" <[log in to unmask]>


> Bonnie and Linda writes:
>
> <<Are you refering to the (incredimail)
> emails accumulating or something else accumulating?.......
>
> How would
> I go about checking my computer for an 'embedded' folder or something
> similar to it.>>
>
> As I said, I don't know where OE stores embedded and attachment
> files.  I've never used it.
>
> Eudora has 2 subfolders in its Program Files folder.  One is "Attached" and
> the other is "Embedded".  All attachments go into the Attched folder, and
> all items embedded in the body of a formatted email go into the Embedded
> folder.  Nice and simple.  So that you can if you wish view all attachments
> and embedded files separately. As embedded files open along with the email
> itself, this must be a security risk, especially as now it appears there is
> a way to include viruses in graphic files.  Nasty.
>


There is no embedded or attached folders in OE. All messages are stores has
they
received unlike Eudora.  And You can't delete attachments separately.
(Embedded
files are attachments with some specific features).

Toomas

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