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![]() ![]() Thursday, November 26, 2009 – Permalink – Send PicturesEmail PhotosIf you have a photo on your computer, from a digital camera or something that has been scanned to produce a JPG, GIF, or PNG file. Here are two choices for doing that: There is a little more to it. Here is a link to a great newsletter that comes in handy again and again: Office-Watch.com See all Topics outlook Labels: Attachments, HTML, Tips <Doug Klippert@ 3:35 AM
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Monday, May 26, 2008 – Permalink – View PicturesAll at onceThis article walks you through the process of using VBA to develop a form that will allow you to open all e-mail picture attachments at one time.
Viewing Multiple Picture Attachments in Outlook 2003
... "image viewers that use a Multiple Document Interface (MDI) are best suited as a custom viewer. It's better to have one application handle several open image windows than individual windows cluttering your Taskbar! A perfect application for this scenario is the Microsoft Office Photo Editor, but it is no longer bundled with Office 2003." Microsoft has replaced Photo Editor with a new photo editing and cataloging program in Office 2003 and 2007: Microsoft Office Picture Manager. Here is how to reinstall Photo Editor from your Office XP CD: Photo Editor is removed when you install Office 2003 or Office 2007 See all Topics outlook Labels: Attachments, Tutorials, VBA <Doug Klippert@ 7:02 AM
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Thursday, May 24, 2007 – Permalink – Attachment Default SaveSet the solutionHere's how to set the default location that Outlook will use to save attachments:
Office.Microsoft.com See all Topics outlook Labels: Attachments, General <Doug Klippert@ 5:55 AM
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Monday, January 22, 2007 – Permalink – Send Large FilesSurpass AttachmentsSome email services such as Hotmail and Yahoo mail only allow email attachments up to 10 MB in size. If you need to send larger files take a look at services such as YouSendIt. "The Services provide a user the ability to send a file to one or more recipients identified by a valid email address. The Services operate by storing the specified User File on a YouSendIt server and then sending to the recipient(s) an email that contains a link to the User File. YouSendIt.com Also: RapidShare.com DropSend.com DropLoad.com Top 6 Services to Send Large Files See all Topics Labels: Attachments <Doug Klippert@ 5:25 AM
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