[MlMt] How can I set the width of an included image? (was wrongly: Plist confusion: How can I convert my binary plist files into the current default JSON-like format?)

Glenn Parker glenn.parker at comcast.net
Thu Apr 16 00:08:46 EDT 2026

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On 15 Apr 2026, at 23:49, leo wrote:

> Thanks Glenn
>
> So I guess the only option is to scale the image before I add it to 
> the MailMate Composer...

Which is, actually, not a bad thing to be doing. If you don’t actually 
need to send large (high-resolution) images, the polite thing to do is 
reduce them in advance.

Benny has said that MailMate has builtin heuristics for recognizing 
HiDPI (Retina display) images so that they are rendered at the expected 
size. Without this, HiDPI screenshots would appear at double their 
normal size. But, this is nothing within your control.

Glenn P. Parker
glenn.parker at comcast.net
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