[Rhodes22-list] Tom Hogarty

[Tootle]

Tom:

Thank you for including the web site for the picasa program.  None of the
other posters took time and effort.  They must expect the government to do
it.

You said that you are learning a lot.  I hope you are learing from Brad
about responsibity of citizenship in USA.  

Occassionally we do also post about sailing, imagine that.

However, I fail to see the picture that you posted???

Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA
"Dust is Mud with the juice squeezed out."



Tom Hogarty wrote:
> 
> I had to solve this problem for myself today http://picasa.google.com/
> http://picasa.google.com/ .  I used Picasa2, which is free from Google. 
> This picture management software will let you export a reduced file size
> to a folder on your computer instead of just sending it to email.  Once
> saved to the new size it can be attached to any email program.  Hope this
> helps.  I am really learning from and enjoying this forum.
> Tom Hogarty
> http://picasa.google.com/
> 
> 
> 
> stanleyl wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks but I am still looking for the magic button and think I found it -
>> only it does not work
>> 
>> If I go to "my pictures" (instead of the "photo studio" location) a drop
>> down menu come on the screen on the left.   One of the items that can be
>> clicked is: "e-mail this file"
>> 
>> that sounds good so when I click on "e-mail this file" a window opens up
>> that says "Windows can re-size this file so it makes it easier and faster
>> for the recipient to receive"   That sounds even better so I click  "yes"
>> on its   "do I want to do this" button. 
>> 
>> and an e-mail form page show up  and it has the proper file attached and
>> life looks good.
>> 
>> I seem to have found the elusive simple way to send the picture so it
>> will automatically be resized for the receiver to get it sized properly -
>> but when I hit the "send" button, the e-mail won't go anywhere.
>> 
>> But before I had hit the send button there was a  "NOTE"  on the e-mail
>> form page that says:  "To protect computer viruses, e-mail programs may
>> prevent sending and receiving certain types of file attachments.  Check
>> your e-mail security services"
>> 
>> Do you think this is the problem?  And if so how and where do I go to see
>> if my e-mail program may be blocking the e-mail from being sent with its
>> attachment?   
>> 
>> When I send the attachment direct from Photo Studio without going through
>> the drop down menu that has the "e-mail this file" button, the e-mail
>> does go through but with the oversized picture.  Why would the e-mail go
>> through if there was an attachment blocker when I take the attachment
>> from Photo Studio and not go through when I take the same numbered
>> attachment from "My Pictures" via the "E-mail this file" button ?.  
>> 
>> Anything to do with one is a Microsoft path and the other some other path
>> like Yahoo? 
>> 
>> I am way out of my league here but feel instinctively there is some
>> simple way to send self size adjusting attachments since when you go the
>> drop down menu "e-mail this file" route, it tells you it is going to
>> automatically resize the attachment for you.
>> 
>> MM or equivalent, where are you?
>> 
>> ss
>> 
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