Section 85. Share Images Using Email

85. Share Images Using Email

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

78 Change Photo Resolution and Size

SEE ALSO

119 About Online Photo Services

122 Share Images Using an Online Service in Adobe Photoshop Elements

123 Print Images Using an Online Photo Service in Adobe Photoshop Elements

One reason you take the time to clean up digital photographs or to create your own art in Paint Shop Pro is so that you can share your work with friends and family. If you have a connection to the Internet, sharing your images by attaching them to email messages is a simple process.

If you have Photo Album, you can also use it to send images using email. Photo Album has the advantage here because it can compress images on the fly, making them smaller and thus easier to send electronically . To send images using Photo Album, select the images to send by clicking them in the Album View window, and then click the Email button on the toolbar. An email message with the images compressed and attached is automatically created for you to address and send.

85. Share Images Using Email

NOTE

To send images by email using PSP or Photo Album, your computer must have a MAPI-compatible email program installed such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, or Pegasus Mail. AOL, Yahoo!, and Hotmail mail programs will not work.

1.	Click Browse Click the Browse button on the Standard toolbar. The Browser appears.
2.	Select Images to Send Select the folder that contains the images you want to send. If you don't want to send all the images in the folder, click the first image and then press and hold Ctrl as you click each additional image you want to send. TIP If you want to send all the images in the current folder, skip step 3.
3.	Choose File, Send Choose File, Send from the main menu. The Send dialog box opens.
4.	Select What to Send Choose either Selected Thumbnails (to send only the images you've selected) or All (to send all the images in the current folder). Then click OK .
5.	Click Send An email message with the images attached is automatically created. Notice the list of image files that have been attached to this message. Address the email message in the usual manner and click Send to send it on its way.