'send to mail recipient' doesn't work.

[Infoseeker]

Am trying to e-mail a photo with reduced file size. Right-clicking it opens a
drop-down menu which includes 'send to mail recipient.' Clicking on that
gives the option to reduce file size, but no new e-mail opens for the file to
be put into.

Using Outlook 2007 (within Office 2007 Basic), and XP. Have sent reduced
file photos many times previously with Outlook 2002 on a different machine,
and the procedure seems identical. Anybody know what the problem is?

Thanks

 

[Guest]

Infoseeker,

Microsoft Office has it's own newsgroup. Posting there will give you a
better response:

http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...icrosoft.public.outlook.general&lang=en&cr=US

 

[Touch Base]

Am trying to e-mail a photo with reduced file size. Right-clicking it opens
a
drop-down menu which includes 'send to mail recipient.' Clicking on that
gives the option to reduce file size, but no new e-mail opens for the file
to
be put into.

Using Outlook 2007 (within Office 2007 Basic), and XP. Have sent reduced
file photos many times previously with Outlook 2002 on a different machine,
and the procedure seems identical. Anybody know what the problem is?

Thanks

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I agree with SPAMCOP User
'Microsoft Office has it's own newsgroup. Posting there will give you a
better response:'

But give this a try:

Outlook 2007 - Right Click and Send to Mail Recipient Problem

1.Click Start, and then click Run. In the Open box, type sendto, and then
click OK.
2. Delete the existing Mail Recipient shortcut.
3. Right-click and select New and Shortcut.
4. In the command line box (or Location box) put in the following (Make sure
you use the quotes.):
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE12\OUTLOOK.EXE" /p
5. Click "Ok" and name your new shortcut to Mail Recipient.

Your new Send To context menu should now send HTML (or RTF) emails and allow
you to continue to use Outlook simultaneously.

 

[Mrosen7542]

'send to mail recipient' doesn't work

Hi. I recently had the same problem. Turned out that my e-mail program (AOL in my case) was not set to default. After setting it to default the 'send to mail recipient' in the context menu worked fine. Hopefully in your case the fix will be that simple.