[NFBCS] Image in email

[beth.chocolategeek at gmail.com]

Hi Tracy,

 

Unfortunately, I get these type of email messages at work all the time. Perhaps someone put a screen shot in the middle of your message because sometimes when that happens, the message appears blank. Other times, the message will say “graphic 25” or mention a JPG or PNG file. Since you don’t have that, perhaps try the JAWS OCR to read the screen, insert space, then o, then s for screen. If there is an image there, JAWS should read it. Not sure if NVDA has a similar feature.

 

Hope this helps. 😊

 

Beth

 

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Subject: [NFBCS] Image in email

 

I received an email about a report I need to write, and apparently it contained an image or some sort, including some data I need for the specs.  But I saw no indication of any sort that there was an image, or where it might be, except someone else referring to it being there.

How can I tell if an email contains an image?  If I suspect it does, do I copy the whole email to Word, then save as PDF, then run Jaws OCR on that PDF?  Is that the right process?

I sent the email to a colleague, and she saw the data no problem, but I don’t see it at all.

Tracy

 

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