Email with attached photos, then scrolling through them in PicMgr

[Guest]

When I open an email w/multiple attachments, I click on the 1st attachment
and Picture Mgr loads the file I've chosen, but I then have to close Pictue
Mgr (or whatever viewer I've chosen as my default) to open subsequent photos
-- but I'd really like to be able to scroll thru all the attached photos
inside my viewer, following arrows forward and back. Pls let me know when
this capability is available.

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[Brian Tillman]

When I open an email w/multiple attachments, I click on the 1st
attachment and Picture Mgr loads the file I've chosen, but I then
have to close Pictue Mgr (or whatever viewer I've chosen as my
default) to open subsequent photos -- but I'd really like to be able
to scroll thru all the attached photos inside my viewer, following
arrows forward and back. Pls let me know when this capability is
available.

It's available now if you save all the pictures to a folder and view them
from there. Pictures in a mail message are not on disk until they are
opened for viewing so there's no way any viewer will be able to show you
attachments you haven't opened yet.

 

[Guest]

Why then when I use outlook express email messages that contain photo
attachments are displayed in the message, no need to open up any other
programs, however outlook wont allow me to do this. It displays the
attachments as icons which I have to open up individually.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Because Outlook and Outlook Express are two different programs written by
two different product groups for two different types of users.
http://www.slipstick.com/mail1/inline.htm

 

[Guest]

Perhaps a thumbnail image when reading the email would be useful? Browsing
attatchments should be like browsing through an ordinary folder.