I am new to Windows Mail. I receive scanned documents and they have copme
through on my old email package small enough to read in the body of the
email. They also would print on a letter size paper. With Windows Mail the
jpg attachment extends past my message body and will not automatically print
on letter size. I have to go to the attachment and print each attachment
individually. Can someone tell me how to reduce the "visual size" not file
sizefor easier viewing. Thank you
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Touring the universe Beancounter

I don't think there is much you can do with a received message. You can try
saving it to the Desktop and then rename it to give it a mht file extension
and then it will open in IE and the image will "shrink to fit". Otherwise
you'd have to go in and change the image width and height accordingly in the
HTML to get it to fit.

steve

"Beancounter1951" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:18234972-F8B2-4112-9B0E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am new to Windows Mail. I receive scanned documents and they have copme
> through on my old email package small enough to read in the body of the
> email. They also would print on a letter size paper. With Windows Mail the
> jpg attachment extends past my message body and will not automatically
> print
> on letter size. I have to go to the attachment and print each attachment
> individually. Can someone tell me how to reduce the "visual size" not file
> sizefor easier viewing. Thank you
> --
> Touring the universe Beancounter

Thank you Steve for your quick response. I have opened a folder on my desktop
marked "Files to Print" and I am saving all attachments in here. Then when
all done I am selecting them and printing them that way. All these jpg scans
are then printed on standard letter size paper.
This is at least quicker than selecting each attachment individually and
printing.
--
Touring the universe Beancounter


"Steve Cochran" wrote:

> I don't think there is much you can do with a received message. You can try
> saving it to the Desktop and then rename it to give it a mht file extension
> and then it will open in IE and the image will "shrink to fit". Otherwise
> you'd have to go in and change the image width and height accordingly in the
> HTML to get it to fit.
>
> steve
>
> "Beancounter1951" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:18234972-F8B2-4112-9B0E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I am new to Windows Mail. I receive scanned documents and they have copme
> > through on my old email package small enough to read in the body of the
> > email. They also would print on a letter size paper. With Windows Mail the
> > jpg attachment extends past my message body and will not automatically
> > print
> > on letter size. I have to go to the attachment and print each attachment
> > individually. Can someone tell me how to reduce the "visual size" not file
> > sizefor easier viewing. Thank you
> > --
> > Touring the universe Beancounter
>

If they are attachments and not embedded images, then that is likely the
only way to do it.

steve

"Beancounter1951" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E9D57C15-F9B6-4CCC-848A-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thank you Steve for your quick response. I have opened a folder on my
> desktop
> marked "Files to Print" and I am saving all attachments in here. Then when
> all done I am selecting them and printing them that way. All these jpg
> scans
> are then printed on standard letter size paper.
> This is at least quicker than selecting each attachment individually and
> printing.
> --
> Touring the universe Beancounter
>
>
> "Steve Cochran" wrote:
>
>> I don't think there is much you can do with a received message. You can
>> try
>> saving it to the Desktop and then rename it to give it a mht file
>> extension
>> and then it will open in IE and the image will "shrink to fit".
>> Otherwise
>> you'd have to go in and change the image width and height accordingly in
>> the
>> HTML to get it to fit.
>>
>> steve
>>
>> "Beancounter1951" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:18234972-F8B2-4112-9B0E-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> >I am new to Windows Mail. I receive scanned documents and they have
>> >copme
>> > through on my old email package small enough to read in the body of the
>> > email. They also would print on a letter size paper. With Windows Mail
>> > the
>> > jpg attachment extends past my message body and will not automatically
>> > print
>> > on letter size. I have to go to the attachment and print each
>> > attachment
>> > individually. Can someone tell me how to reduce the "visual size" not
>> > file
>> > sizefor easier viewing. Thank you
>> > --
>> > Touring the universe Beancounter
>>