I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place instead of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each picture?

I have no problem pasting pictures into a mail. But I use AOL. If you
attach them, you should put them into a .zip folder and attach that.


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whs

I have no problem pasting pictures into a mail. But I use AOL. If you
attach them, you should put them into a .zip folder and attach that.


--
whs

Use "Insert" instead of "Attach".

"KA" wrote in message
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I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar
with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place instead
of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email
pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each picture?

Use "Insert" instead of "Attach".

"KA" wrote in message
news
I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar
with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place instead
of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email
pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each picture?

Thank you. I will try the zip folder.

"whs" wrote:


I have no problem pasting pictures into a mail. But I use AOL. If you
attach them, you should put them into a .zip folder and attach that.


--
whs

Thank you. I will try the zip folder.

"whs" wrote:


I have no problem pasting pictures into a mail. But I use AOL. If you
attach them, you should put them into a .zip folder and attach that.


--
whs

Aha! This did work. The pictures are huge though. Do you know how to make
them smaller? Thank you very much.


"Bob" wrote:

Use "Insert" instead of "Attach".

"KA" wrote in message
news
I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar
with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place instead
of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email
pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each picture?

Aha! This did work. The pictures are huge though. Do you know how to make
them smaller? Thank you very much.


"Bob" wrote:

Use "Insert" instead of "Attach".

"KA" wrote in message
news
I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar
with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place instead
of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email
pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each picture?

Use a photo editing program to resize the pictures.

I suggest you resize **copies** and **keep the originals** as is.

"KA" wrote in message
...
Aha! This did work. The pictures are huge though. Do you know how to
make
them smaller? Thank you very much.


"Bob" wrote:

Use "Insert" instead of "Attach".

"KA" wrote in message
news
I have gotten a new computer with Windows Vista which I'm not familiar
with.
When I upload my photos, they go to the Windows Live picture place
instead
of
just to "my pictures" like they did with XP. When I try to email
pictures,
they can only be emailed as attachments. This is a huge pain to have
to
individually open each picture. How can I make my pictures appear in
the
body of the email so recipients don't have to click to open each
picture?