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Sending pictures via email

Submitted by Rick on May 19, 2006 - 9:25pm.
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Computer users are always grateful to learn new tricks of the trade. One 'trick' that was implemented with Windows XP more than five years ago continues to escape many computer users...send pictures via email efficiently. Sure you might be sending digital photos as attachments, but can you send more than one at time? Are you resizing your photos before sending them so they don’t require horizontal and vertical scrolling? Do they travel quickly through the Internet or do they take a long time to transmit?

No matter now...this tip will get you sending multiple, appropriately sized photos quickly with Windows XP.

 

  1. Open your "My Pictures" folder or other folder where your pictures might be that you want to send.
  2. Select the photos you want to email (to select multiple pictures, hold down the "CTRL" key on your keyboard as you click the photos you want to send). Six at a time is a good figure not to exceed.
  3. Click the "Email the selected items" option at the left of the screen in the Task list bar.
  4. Click Ok on the next screen (asking you to resize your photos).
  5. Wait a few seconds and  your email will pop-up with the pictures attached and resized.
  6. Address it, adapt the body and subject as you see fit, then click Send.

Note that this tip does not apply to web based email programs like Yahoo, Gmail, etc, but works great with Outlook, Outlook Express, and most other email systems.

If this helped, consider buying me a beer or an Americano!
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photo resize with gmail

Submitted by Smart Computer User on October 3, 2008 - 6:52pm.

how do you resize a photo before sending when you have gmail???? everything i send does require vertical and horizontal scrolling and i can't figure this one out...
kathy

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Picasa is the answer

Submitted by Rick on October 3, 2008 - 8:16pm.

Unless you use Picasa to send your pictures with Gmail, you will have to resize them manually.

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Submitted by Smart Computer User on October 3, 2008 - 8:33pm.

do you know how i do that?

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Picasa?

Submitted by Rick on October 4, 2008 - 7:54am.

Is your question; "How do I use Picasa?". If so, download Picasa from www.Picasa.com. And search my site for that phrase as well and you will get a bevvy of tips and videos on how to work with this great digital photography tool.

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Submitted by Smart Computer User on October 4, 2008 - 2:25pm.

i have an hp all in one printer and currently when i open the software to scan photos, or upload them from my camera they go to my c drive by default. i want to keep that, if i download picasa will my photos still go to the c drive or will they be put in another place? thank you for answering my questions.
kathy

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They don't move

Submitted by Rick on October 4, 2008 - 4:53pm.

Pictures do not move when you use Picasa.

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Submitted by Smart Computer User on October 4, 2008 - 6:13pm.

so if i download picasa and then load new pictures they will be in my c drive folder for photos? thank you again.

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Using Yahoo for e-mail and wanting to send pictues

Submitted by Smart Computer User on December 2, 2006 - 11:07am.

"Note that this tip does not apply to web based email programs." If I do use Yahoo for my e-mail, how do I resize the pictures I will be sending. THank you

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