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Kate
Joined: 19 Jun 2007
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 Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 12:53 am Post subject: "Mime Enabled" error - don't understand |
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Hello,
I received this error while using Kodak software (to send uploaded pictures via email). I've used this software for 2 years without problems. Today I received the following message in the email, rather than the pictures:
"If you are able to read this message then you need to use a MIME Enabled application to decode the attachments included in this message"
What do I do to correct this? If it's difficult, please talk to me like I'm two  I need step-by-step instruction. Thanks so much!
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SoftStag
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You probably need to open the emails in a fully functional email client - like Outlook. Webmail may not be able to view the emails properly. What email program are you using?
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Kate
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| Posted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 5:51 pm Post subject: MIME Enabled error |
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Hi SoftStag,
I've been using the same yahoo! account for over ten years and I've been using this Kodak software to send pictures, with this account, for two and a half years. I even used it last week without problems.
But yesterday, for some reason, the pictures wouldn't send and I got the error message. I even tried to send the pictures to a verizon account (my ISP). |
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SoftStag
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It could be there was some problem with the servers that send the mail. I take it it all works now?
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Kate
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| Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 6:46 pm Post subject: |
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Hi.
Well, it worked once yesterday but when I tried it again, all my email addresses (web-based and otherwise) got the error message.
It's very frustrating. 
Should I uninstall/reinstall the Kodak software and try again? |
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SoftStag
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Yes, I would try removing and reinstalling the software.
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