I agree, too, I stopped my download and turned on skip big messages when I saw it coming (I am at home on a sloooow connection). It is also a little unsettling to get unknown executables of any kind, I imagine most folks (me included) would just trash them as fast as possible, I wouldn't want to run an unknown app, you just never know what someone might be up to! (no offense) - Pris >I think this is a very good point. >If you can't setup a web page to reference, >or an FTP site, then just ask people to send >you email requesting your code be mailed to them. > >Not all of us are on free T1's :) > >---------- >From: Anthony Eden >Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 1996 7:59 AM >To: MacPerl Mailing List >Subject: Re: [MacPerl] Booking System > >Nico and others who consider placing so much stuff in an email message, > >Please don't do this. I don't know about others on this list, but I pay >for local phone calls right now, which means that I pay while I download >your e-mail message. Please, please, please do not distribute your >scripts by e-mail if they contain lots of additional stuff (GIFs, HTML, >added acripts, etc.) Distribute via FTP or the Web, not here. > >Hope I am not off base here. Pris Sears sears@vt.edu