"JCW" <JCW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A36A665F-BBCA-4E32-BC31-03770FA12751@microsoft.com...
>>>AFAIK Todd didn't take up my offer to either E-mail or post
> one of the problem .mht files as an attachment.<<
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> Robert -- Since I don't know how to attach files to forum posts, I'll try
> sending a direct e-mail to the address in your profile. Please let me know
> whether you receive it. -- JCW


That is NOT an .mht file (Web Archive, single file). It is probably an
instance of the use of Web Page Complete (*.htm; *.html)
To simplify receipt of that you could have zipped it first,
so that in either case I would only have to deal with one attachment,
not the 27 you have sent me. My web mail service does not have
a convenient method for dealing with that number of attachments.
Meanwhile I can try forwarding it to one of my other E-mail services
and see if they can help me deal with that number of attachments
any more easily.

Amazingly, the whole KB article renders below your message
when I view it in HTML mode, presumably by appropriately
combining all the attached pieces, so so far I would say NTF. ; )


HTH

Robert
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> "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:
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>> "JCW" <JCW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A911B90F-65E7-4D87-B37A-0818329DF07A@microsoft.com...
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>> > Please take another look at the thread titled, "Page Saved as .mht Won't Open
>> > in IE7," started on 2/13/2009 7:42 PM PST by Todd Henry,
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>> http://www.microsoft.com/communities...6-9dada5b3dfc7
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>> > and reply either here or there. No real solutions have been posted so far.
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>> We were trying to get adequate diagnostics for an explanation
>> or better workarounds than Todd had already found.
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>> AFAIK Todd didn't take up my offer to either E-mail or post
>> one of the problem .mht files as an attachment.
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>> BTW do Todd's workarounds work for you too?
>> E.g. rename .mht to .eml and open it in OE
>> or rename it to .uue and opening it in WinZip?
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>> BTW thanks for starting your own thread.
>> It will avoid confusion if we discover that your symptoms,
>> configuration, or other details are different from Todd's.
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>> HTH
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>> Robert Aldwinckle
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