Attach image to email

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Ralph_Sweeney
Feb 16, 2004
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I have Outlook Express 6.0 and when I attempt to use the ‘attach to email’ feature under the file menu the error message says it cannot open the correct form. Any idea what I need to do? I am sure the email account is set up correctly since it works for other applications.

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Jane_Carter
Feb 16, 2004
Hi Ralph, Ive never come across this problem, but one easy way around it, would be to just drag your picture into the e-mail window.
Jane
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Nancy_S
Feb 16, 2004
Ralph,

….or just save your file to hard drive and open your email program and set file as an attachment
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East-of-lake
Feb 16, 2004
Be sure and stick to a jpg file or some other small file as many ISP’s and intermediate email transfer sites (called MTA’s) don’t support large attachments. I use OE 6 (behind a firewall and with AV) and have no problems sending JPG’s as attachments. Never set any particular option to get it to work either.

You might have had a register setting changed by some odd application you installed. Obviously PE wouldn’t do it. I have PE and DIS 9 installed plus a bunch of utilities but there’s always some problems when you get a lot of things installed.

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I have Outlook Express 6.0 and when I attempt to use the ‘attach to email’
feature under the file menu the error message says it cannot open the correct form. Any idea what I need to do? I am sure the email account is set up correctly since it works for other applications.
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Kenneth_Liffmann
Feb 16, 2004
Ralph,
Try this:
I discovered something new last week. I use Windows-XP and Outlook Express 6. I have loaded several digital picture files from my new camera to a file on my desktop. I open this file, RIGHT click on one of the picture files (e.g. P1230051.JPG), and then click on send to>mail recipient. Now a box opens allowing me to select from among the following:
1. fits 640×480 window
2. fits 800×600 window
3. fits 1024×768 window
Ken
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Robert_F_Carruth
Feb 17, 2004
Kenneth,

Thank you. What a great tip! There are so many features in XP that one never finds out about. I have freeware that accomplishes the same thing but requires a lot of drag and drop (3 apps open at once: a picture viewer, the converter and Outlook Express) and can be confusing. This is as simple as it can get.

Bob

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