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Whenever I insert pictures (JPEG) in emails, they look fine, but the picture
received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
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Milly Staples - MVP Outlook
You cannot control how emails or attachments sent by you are displayed on
the other end - so much depends on their display settings and what program
they use to view pictures.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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After furious head scratching, NeilMFC asked:
| Whenever I insert pictures (JPEG) in emails, they look fine, but the
| picture received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
the other end - so much depends on their display settings and what program
they use to view pictures.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, NeilMFC asked:
| Whenever I insert pictures (JPEG) in emails, they look fine, but the
| picture received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
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Guest
actually, I tried sending the email to myself and had the same issue. The
image I insert looks great when I create my email but once it is sent, the
image in my "sent" email and the image received in my "inbox" are both
degraded. I also tried sending the same image to my aol email account and
the image in my aol email was degraded as well. I don't have this problem at
all if I send the same image from my aol email account to my outlook email.
image I insert looks great when I create my email but once it is sent, the
image in my "sent" email and the image received in my "inbox" are both
degraded. I also tried sending the same image to my aol email account and
the image in my aol email was degraded as well. I don't have this problem at
all if I send the same image from my aol email account to my outlook email.
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louise
I'm not sure what I'm talking about but......NeilMFC said:actually, I tried sending the email to myself and had the same issue. The
image I insert looks great when I create my email but once it is sent, the
image in my "sent" email and the image received in my "inbox" are both
degraded. I also tried sending the same image to my aol email account and
the image in my aol email was degraded as well. I don't have this problem at
all if I send the same image from my aol email account to my outlook email.
Milly Staples - MVP Outlook said:You cannot control how emails or attachments sent by you are displayed on
the other end - so much depends on their display settings and what program
they use to view pictures.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, NeilMFC asked:
| Whenever I insert pictures (JPEG) in emails, they look fine, but the
| picture received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
Outlook 2003 has the capacity to "fix" a jpg attachment (or,
I believe anything it thinks is a picture), so that it can
be easily/quickly transmitted. This probably means that the
quality is degraded for faster transmission.
Perhaps you have something set to do this?
Louise
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Guest
It may be, but I'm not sure where to change it so that it doesn't happen.
I've checked in Options under both Outlook & Word (my email editor). Anyone
out there have the answer?
I've checked in Options under both Outlook & Word (my email editor). Anyone
out there have the answer?
louise said:I'm not sure what I'm talking about but......NeilMFC said:actually, I tried sending the email to myself and had the same issue. The
image I insert looks great when I create my email but once it is sent, the
image in my "sent" email and the image received in my "inbox" are both
degraded. I also tried sending the same image to my aol email account and
the image in my aol email was degraded as well. I don't have this problem at
all if I send the same image from my aol email account to my outlook email.
Milly Staples - MVP Outlook said:You cannot control how emails or attachments sent by you are displayed on
the other end - so much depends on their display settings and what program
they use to view pictures.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.
After furious head scratching, NeilMFC asked:
| Whenever I insert pictures (JPEG) in emails, they look fine, but the
| picture received by the recipient are degraded & grainy.
Outlook 2003 has the capacity to "fix" a jpg attachment (or,
I believe anything it thinks is a picture), so that it can
be easily/quickly transmitted. This probably means that the
quality is degraded for faster transmission.
Perhaps you have something set to do this?
Louise