Resizing pictures Gary in Bishop 4/25/2007 10:16:02 PM Since I see "PowerToys resizer" is not compatible with Vista I'm at a loss how to resize pics to mail. I see the usual right click on the pic, send to, and then resize but what if you wanted to do a few and you already had an e-mail open? The option has to be here but I can't find it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Gary

Re: Resizing pictures "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" <davejoh[ at ]online.microsoft.com> 4/26/2007 4:24:55 PM Gary, One way to work around this problem if you decide to resize a photo after you've already started creating an e-mail message is to resize the photos in the usual way, and let it attach them to an e-mail message. Then just drag the attached photo files out of the new e-mail message into the existing e-mail message you already started. Then discard the e-mail message you don't need. (Alternately, you could copy the text you've written from the old message to the new message.) -- Dave Johnson Windows User Assistance team Microsoft Corporation

Re: Resizing pictures Tom 5/21/2007 9:33:01 AM Dave, when will Microsoft support the masses and just release a PowerToy or Extra to provide this functionality. It's dumb that the functionality is there but you have to "send" and email to use it. -Tom "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Gary, > > One way to work around this problem if you decide to resize a photo after > you've already started creating an e-mail message is to resize the photos in > the usual way, and let it attach them to an e-mail message. Then just drag > the attached photo files out of the new e-mail message into the existing > e-mail message you already started. Then discard the e-mail message you > don't need. (Alternately, you could copy the text you've written from the > old message to the new message.) > > -- > Dave Johnson > Windows User Assistance team > Microsoft Corporation >

Re: Resizing pictures "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" <davejoh[ at ]online.microsoft.com> 5/21/2007 3:38:13 PM As you can guess, Tom, we are not allowed to comment on any products that might be in development--so there's no point in even asking, I'm afraid. :-) "Tom" <Tom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:86DBDA23-7F85-4737-885A-2A06E2E100AD[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Dave, when will Microsoft support the masses and just release a PowerToy > or > Extra to provide this functionality. It's dumb that the functionality is > there but you have to "send" and email to use it. > > -Tom > > "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" wrote: > >> Gary, >> >> One way to work around this problem if you decide to resize a photo after >> you've already started creating an e-mail message is to resize the photos >> in >> the usual way, and let it attach them to an e-mail message. Then just >> drag >> the attached photo files out of the new e-mail message into the existing >> e-mail message you already started. Then discard the e-mail message you >> don't need. (Alternately, you could copy the text you've written from the >> old message to the new message.) >> >> -- >> Dave Johnson >> Windows User Assistance team >> Microsoft Corporation >>

Re: Resizing pictures John 6/27/2007 1:06:03 PM I use (did) resizing a lot, for goodness sake what's up with Microsoft. Also scanning photos has become a total hastle. Be afraid. We (I am) are MAD John "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" wrote: [Quoted Text] > As you can guess, Tom, we are not allowed to comment on any products that > might be in development--so there's no point in even asking, I'm afraid. :-) > > > "Tom" <Tom[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:86DBDA23-7F85-4737-885A-2A06E2E100AD[ at ]microsoft.com... > > Dave, when will Microsoft support the masses and just release a PowerToy > > or > > Extra to provide this functionality. It's dumb that the functionality is > > there but you have to "send" and email to use it. > > > > -Tom > > > > "Dave Johnson [MSFT]" wrote: > > > >> Gary, > >> > >> One way to work around this problem if you decide to resize a photo after > >> you've already started creating an e-mail message is to resize the photos > >> in > >> the usual way, and let it attach them to an e-mail message. Then just > >> drag > >> the attached photo files out of the new e-mail message into the existing > >> e-mail message you already started. Then discard the e-mail message you > >> don't need. (Alternately, you could copy the text you've written from the > >> old message to the new message.) > >> > >> -- > >> Dave Johnson > >> Windows User Assistance team > >> Microsoft Corporation > >> >

RE: Resizing pictures Where a "Power Toys Resizer" in Vista??? 7/5/2007 7:54:00 PM What "Power Toys resizer" don't working in vista????? Poor??? I "need" "power toys resizer" because resizer in "send mail" is horrible and has limitation pictures.... Please, Bill, Help-me. My copy is original, don't piraty..... heheheeh "Gary in Bishop" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Since I see "PowerToys resizer" is not compatible with Vista I'm at a loss > how to resize pics to mail. I see the usual right click on the pic, send to, > and then resize but what if you wanted to do a few and you already had an > e-mail open? The option has to be here but I can't find it. > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > Gary