J
John Freeze
Somehow I have turned off auto Photo Email when sending pics from windows
explorer. Can someone please help me turn it back on?
explorer. Can someone please help me turn it back on?
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G
Gary VanderMolen
Tools, Options, Send, "Upload larger images..."
W
...winston
From Windows Explorer ?
Windows Explorer provides and email option that sends the picture as an attachment using the default email client.
Windows Explorer provides and email option that sends the picture as an attachment using the default email client.
J
John Freeze
Thanks for the reply, but this did not help :-(
Do you have other ideas?
Do you have other ideas?
J
John Freeze
This is working fine, but It no longer gives me the option to send it as a
"Photo Email". It only makes it an attachment. I can only make "Photo Email"
through Live mail manually.
IE: Rick Click
Send To
Mail Recipient
Size for attachments
Would you like to convert this into a "Photo email?" - Missing this
part.
"Photo Email". It only makes it an attachment. I can only make "Photo Email"
through Live mail manually.
IE: Rick Click
Send To
Mail Recipient
Size for attachments
Would you like to convert this into a "Photo email?" - Missing this
part.
T
TFour \(MSFT\)
Hi John -
There is a checkbox on that dialog where you could choose to not be asked
that question again. If you checked that checkbox and chose "No" - then you
won't see the dialog anymore, and the images will always be attached instead
of having a photo e-mail created. Any chance that maybe happened?
--tanja
There is a checkbox on that dialog where you could choose to not be asked
that question again. If you checked that checkbox and chose "No" - then you
won't see the dialog anymore, and the images will always be attached instead
of having a photo e-mail created. Any chance that maybe happened?
--tanja
J
John Freeze
This is what I believe happened.
Any way to reverse it?
Any way to reverse it?
M
Michael Santovec
Look in the registry under
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Dont Show Dialogs
If you see an appropriate entry their, set the value to zero.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Dont Show Dialogs
If you see an appropriate entry their, set the value to zero.
J
John Freeze
I would like to turn back on the option of sending files from windows
explore as a photo email (As it looks like I turned off the option IE: Don't
ask again).
Thanks in advance.
John Freeze
explore as a photo email (As it looks like I turned off the option IE: Don't
ask again).
Thanks in advance.
John Freeze