Re: mailto: attachments

I gave a complete macro example in the wpu thread that I referenced. 
Thunderbird allows so many options that I didn't make a Procedure() in 
the wpu thread. A Procedure() can easily be used to pass the parts that 
you want.

Unless you post your code, I can't see where you went amiss.

Hi
I read through all those threads and the WP manual until my eyes glazed 
over and I though little fairies were taking me off to never, neverland. 
It ended with the line

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After edit: the word is that mailto: does not support attachments.
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The last post still was not answered about attaching pdf files.



In the Mozilla Command Line Options page, at the bottom I found ;

Each message option follows the syntax field=value, for example:

-     to=foo@nowhere.net
-     subject=cool page
  -    attachment=www.mozilla.org
  -    attachment='file:///c:/test.txt'
  -    body=check this page


Doesn’t     attachment='file:///c:/test.txt'    mean that a file can be 
sent as an attachment?

How then do I use that command line in my macro?

I thought c: should always be followed by a backward slash \ so why the 
c:/ in that command line?

In any case the / or the \ do not work in my mini macro as I tried them 
both.