kb,
Instead of using the Insert function in the New Mail message. Have you tried
to Right click the image in the folder that it is stored in. Then Send To>
Mail Recipient> Option to Reduce photos> Outlook should start a new message,
with the photo attached.
Also if you want to send multiple photos in a single email message. You will
need to first, have a copy of them in a single folder. Highlight all the
photos, in the folder, you want to send, Right click one of them> Send To>
Mail Recipient> Option to Reduce photos> Outlook should start a new message,
with the photos attached.
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You need to look for the "Resize..." option under the "Tools" menu within
Microsoft Picture Manager and 'manually' resize the photo yourself.
Without knowing the name of the Photo Program I cannot guess why or how it
automatically resizes the photo for e-mailing. It must have a Preference
setting with a default value something like, 'Automatically resize attached
photos for e-mailing' and maybe a size limit (10 Kb, 50 Kb, or 1 Mb) that it
uses as parameters to accomplish the task.
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"kb" wrote:
> I can't seem to be able to reduce the file size of a photo I have saved in
> windows photo manager if I attach it in an email I originate with outlook.
> If I originate an email through my photo program, it automatically reduces
> the size so it can download easier.
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