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I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been recently
added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email rather
than using File, Exit.
However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body but as
an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an empty
space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use mail
message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste. Included as
an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the "Online
pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
Thank you.
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Try disabling this photo email setting:
Tools, Options, Send, uncheck "Upload larger images to the web..."
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
"Nissi1" <Nissi1[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A6E463DB-56FB-4595-ABC9-D6007EC80A1D[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been recently
> added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email rather
> than using File, Exit.
>
> However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
> within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body but as
> an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an empty
> space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use mail
> message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste. Included as
> an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the "Online
> pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
> embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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Nissi:
Just so you know you're not alone. I'm having exactly the same issue.
A previous thread mentioned that it could be related to IE 8 Beta 2, which I
too installed. This makes sense as the problem started happending about the
time I installed IE 8 Beta 2.
Although I did the 'uninstall IE 8 Beta 2', reinstall Windows Live Mail
dance. I am still having the same issue.
But I'm still curious:
Did you also install IE 8 Beta 2?
"Nissi1" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been recently
> added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email rather
> than using File, Exit.
>
> However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
> within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body but as
> an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an empty
> space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use mail
> message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste. Included as
> an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the "Online
> pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
> embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
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Hello Gary,
I unchecked "upload images to the web...." and it is the same. I am not nor
have I ever used the new WLM Beta, I am using WLM 12.0.1606. Sending the
pictures to attachment is something that recently started occurring.
Family who view their emails through Blackberry's certainly cannot view a
picture if it is in an attachment. If you have any other suggestions, they
certainly will be appreciated.
Thank you.
"Dylan Phillips" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Nissi:
>
> Just so you know you're not alone. I'm having exactly the same issue.
>
> A previous thread mentioned that it could be related to IE 8 Beta 2, which I
> too installed. This makes sense as the problem started happending about the
> time I installed IE 8 Beta 2.
>
> Although I did the 'uninstall IE 8 Beta 2', reinstall Windows Live Mail
> dance. I am still having the same issue.
>
> But I'm still curious:
>
> Did you also install IE 8 Beta 2?
>
> "Nissi1" wrote:
>
> > I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been recently
> > added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email rather
> > than using File, Exit.
> >
> > However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
> > within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body but as
> > an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an empty
> > space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use mail
> > message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste. Included as
> > an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the "Online
> > pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
> > embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
> >
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Nissi1:
I wasn't asking about WLM Beta. Specifically referring to Internet Explorer
8 Beta 2.
Dylan
"Nissi1" <Nissi1[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C13622AA-63BE-468B-B51D-226BAB4B74C3[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hello Gary,
>
> I unchecked "upload images to the web...." and it is the same. I am not
> nor
> have I ever used the new WLM Beta, I am using WLM 12.0.1606. Sending the
> pictures to attachment is something that recently started occurring.
>
> Family who view their emails through Blackberry's certainly cannot view a
> picture if it is in an attachment. If you have any other suggestions,
> they
> certainly will be appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
>
> "Dylan Phillips" wrote:
>
>> Nissi:
>>
>> Just so you know you're not alone. I'm having exactly the same issue.
>>
>> A previous thread mentioned that it could be related to IE 8 Beta 2,
>> which I
>> too installed. This makes sense as the problem started happending about
>> the
>> time I installed IE 8 Beta 2.
>>
>> Although I did the 'uninstall IE 8 Beta 2', reinstall Windows Live Mail
>> dance. I am still having the same issue.
>>
>> But I'm still curious:
>>
>> Did you also install IE 8 Beta 2?
>>
>> "Nissi1" wrote:
>>
>> > I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been
>> > recently
>> > added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email
>> > rather
>> > than using File, Exit.
>> >
>> > However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
>> > within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body
>> > but as
>> > an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an
>> > empty
>> > space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use
>> > mail
>> > message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste.
>> > Included as
>> > an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the
>> > "Online
>> > pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
>> > embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> >
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Dylan,
I am just learning how to setup this newsgroup within WLM. I realize when
I responded to your post, I actually sent you an email. This was a mistake,
I meant to answer you here in the community.
To answer your question, No I never installed IE8. I have seen small
changes in WLM 12.0.1606 and believe they are the results of recent updates.
The change in embedded pictures in WLM may have also been affected by this
change.
[Quoted Text] > Nissi1:
>
> I wasn't asking about WLM Beta. Specifically referring to Internet Explorer
> 8 Beta 2.
>
> Dylan
>
> "Nissi1" <Nissi1[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C13622AA-63BE-468B-B51D-226BAB4B74C3[ at ]microsoft.com...
> > Hello Gary,
> >
> > I unchecked "upload images to the web...." and it is the same. I am not
> > nor
> > have I ever used the new WLM Beta, I am using WLM 12.0.1606. Sending the
> > pictures to attachment is something that recently started occurring.
> >
> > Family who view their emails through Blackberry's certainly cannot view a
> > picture if it is in an attachment. If you have any other suggestions,
> > they
> > certainly will be appreciated.
> >
> > Thank you.
> >
> > "Dylan Phillips" wrote:
> >
> >> Nissi:
> >>
> >> Just so you know you're not alone. I'm having exactly the same issue.
> >>
> >> A previous thread mentioned that it could be related to IE 8 Beta 2,
> >> which I
> >> too installed. This makes sense as the problem started happending about
> >> the
> >> time I installed IE 8 Beta 2.
> >>
> >> Although I did the 'uninstall IE 8 Beta 2', reinstall Windows Live Mail
> >> dance. I am still having the same issue.
> >>
> >> But I'm still curious:
> >>
> >> Did you also install IE 8 Beta 2?
> >>
> >> "Nissi1" wrote:
> >>
> >> > I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been
> >> > recently
> >> > added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email
> >> > rather
> >> > than using File, Exit.
> >> >
> >> > However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
> >> > within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body
> >> > but as
> >> > an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an
> >> > empty
> >> > space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use
> >> > mail
> >> > message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste.
> >> > Included as
> >> > an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the
> >> > "Online
> >> > pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
> >> > embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
> >> >
> >> > Thank you.
> >> >
> >> >
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After unchecking that setting, are you still getting the little screen icons
which are part of the "Online pictures are available for 30 days"?
Which antivirus are you running?
--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
"Nissi1" <Nissi1[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C13622AA-63BE-468B-B51D-226BAB4B74C3[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] > Hello Gary,
>
> I unchecked "upload images to the web...." and it is the same. I am not nor
> have I ever used the new WLM Beta, I am using WLM 12.0.1606. Sending the
> pictures to attachment is something that recently started occurring.
>
> Family who view their emails through Blackberry's certainly cannot view a
> picture if it is in an attachment. If you have any other suggestions, they
> certainly will be appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
>
> "Dylan Phillips" wrote:
>
>> Nissi:
>>
>> Just so you know you're not alone. I'm having exactly the same issue.
>>
>> A previous thread mentioned that it could be related to IE 8 Beta 2, which I
>> too installed. This makes sense as the problem started happending about the
>> time I installed IE 8 Beta 2.
>>
>> Although I did the 'uninstall IE 8 Beta 2', reinstall Windows Live Mail
>> dance. I am still having the same issue.
>>
>> But I'm still curious:
>>
>> Did you also install IE 8 Beta 2?
>>
>> "Nissi1" wrote:
>>
>> > I use WLM 1606 and I like some of the new updates that have been recently
>> > added. I am grateful for the return of the X that closes an email rather
>> > than using File, Exit.
>> >
>> > However, now whenever I send an email with photos or graphics inserted
>> > within the body, the email arrives without these pictures in the body but as
>> > an attachment that only opens in a picture gallery. This leaves an empty
>> > space where the picture was originally placed. This occurs if I use mail
>> > message or photo email, whether I use insert or copy and paste. Included as
>> > an attachment also are the little screen icons which are part of the "Online
>> > pictures are available for 30 days". Sending these emails has been
>> > embarrassing. Is there anything that can be done about this problem?
>> >
>> > Thank you.
>> >
>> >
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