[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?)

[Rob Russell]

I use a Retrobatch "app" for that, triggered from a keyboard shortcut 
(FastScripts)

![](cid:33A18E92-6B98-4259-88CD-5F3CC9708942 at sumware.co.nz 
"PastedImage.png")

Simple, very quick and easy.

Before Retrobatch, I had an AppleScript that drove Acorn.

MailMate, Acorn, Retrobatch: three great indie apps I happily support.

Rob

On 16 Apr 2026, at 16:08, Glenn Parker wrote:

> 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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