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emailing portraits
humblejohn38 Offline
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Cool  06-30-2011, 04:01 AM
I want to email portraits to subjects etc. I tried "copy" and when I went to "paste" it to an email nothing happened. I tried "attachment" and the receiver says he can't open it. It is a jpeg file. Am I staying up too late? Thanks in advance.


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07-01-2011, 12:41 AM
What's your email client ? Thunderbird, Outlook Express etc. have different methods of attaching/displaying graphics. If the recipient can't open the JPEGs you're sending maybe he/she should associate JPEGs with something else, like Irfanview (freeware graphic manipulation software - http://www.irfanview.com)
 
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07-01-2011, 04:40 AM
Roscoe Wrote:What's your email client ?  Thunderbird, Outlook Express etc. have different methods of attaching/displaying graphics.  If the recipient can't open the JPEGs you're sending maybe he/she should associate JPEGs with something else, like Irfanview (freeware graphic manipulation software - http://www.irfanview.com)

My email client is hotmail but I also have outlook and mail.com. Thanks for your reply. My only problem is that the receiver never had a problem with
my jpegs before this. I never have problems with the pictures I have in Windows live photo gallery. Maybe I am not drinking heavily enough!
 
  


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