Oh. My. God.

[alexmegami]

I've been trying to e-mail my submission for the past half hour, and Stewart Wieck keeps replying to tell me that the e-mail is sending my .rtf attachment as bizzaro text within the e-mail, rather than as, say, AN ATTACHMENT.

This, as you can imagine, makes me and the baby Jesus want to cry.

STRESS.

If it does not work from my work e-mail, I don't know what I will do. Waaaaah.

Edit: Sending from work e-mail worked. Will go hyperventilate in a closet for a minute. But, yes. It's in, folks. No turning back now.

Now I'm just stressed that they will/won't choose it. I can't decide which would be more stressful; thinking about either makes me want to cry and vomit.

Comments

[quatch.livejournal.com]

Are you sure this isnt his mail reader just displaying the attachement for him? he may be able to see a save as button somwhere...

Outlook loves doing this with image attachements.

[firstfaerie.livejournal.com]

Augh, that sucks. That kept happening to me when I was trying to send scripts to actors through e-mail, and most replied that it came out a gobbletygook. I like to go with the "their fault" scenario, where they have attachments displayed inline text instead of, y'know, an attachment. As you, um, already said.

I'm bonding over your pain, okay? ;)

[sasuran.livejournal.com]

I'm sure you'll do awesome. :D I'm excited for when we finally get to read this thing! (This is the WW story, right?) (Or am I just REALLY lost?)

*GLOMPS*

[user-lain.livejournal.com]

Good luck! If you get chosen, I'm sure you'll do fine. If not, well, they're all Philistines anyway.