How to disable Skydrive and photo album in WLM 2011

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  1. Posts : 1
    windows t Ultimate x64
       #11

    Send photo


    I use ACDsee and with the 2011 version of Live Mail, I've had the same problem.
    I did as Roncerr said. Once on the message page, I click on one of the photo and the tab "Format" appears, then click the paperclip in "Album Styles" to change photo e-mail to one with attachments. You still change the size (not many choices but enough for me).
    I've tried it and it work like the old one.
    Pfewww, cheers Roncerr
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  2. Posts : 2,066
    Windows 8 Pro w/MC 32-bit
       #12

    vanncyri said:
    ...I click on one of the photo and the tab "Format" appears, then click the paperclip in "Album Styles" to change photo e-mail to one with attachments. You still change the size...
    Worth repeating and good to know you can still resize.
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  3. Posts : 2,066
    Windows 8 Pro w/MC 32-bit
       #13

    Take a look at post #6 of this thread:
    How to disable Skydrive and photo album in WLM 2011

    The portion of the above post (quoted from "...winston" at the annexcafe/Windows Live Mail Newsgroup on 11/2/10) that includes the phrase you mentioned is in the 2nd paragraph below but I think the first paragraph is for the right-click option while the second applies to adding photos to the email you are composing:

    "...in the message composition window (Select a photo shown in the Photo e-mail to reveal the Photo Email Tools/Format), click the paperclip to change a photo e-mail to one with attachments...

    Separately from using Explorer with the Right click options...since folks do wish to attach pics when composing new messages in WLM 2011 (when signed on to Windows Live with a Live ID)
    - To avoid any 'convert to Photo e-mail interference'....uncheck the WLM 2011 option to 'Convert messages to Photo e-mails when adding photos' on the program's settings Compose tab(ALT F O M)..."
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  4. Posts : 1
    Windows 7
       #14

    Photos sent to Sky Drive appear blurry


    Hi, why do the photos, that I send with Windows Live Mail, end up on Sky Drive looking blurry and out of focus and with a terrible resolution. Sky Drive ruins the appearance of the beautiful photos that I want to share. Is there a solution, or does Sky Drive stink as well as Windows Live Mail 2011?
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  5. Posts : 106
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1
       #15

    car said:
    There is a way to send emails with photos From Windows Explorer on WLM 2011

    Because Windows Explorer is forcing Photo mail in WLM 2011 you have to despite the program settings.

    When selecting the images to send, include a non-image file. This could just be a dummy.txt file that should be in the same folder.

    To create that non image file to the photo folder just Right click the window that has the photos and then New--> Text Document

    Select your photos including the non-image file RIght click again pick Send to--> Mail recipient you'll still get the option to resize the images, but they'll end up attached rather than a photo mail. You can then Right click the dummy.txt file and REMOVE it from the message before sending.
    Thank you "car", this problem has just about driven me insane.
    I made myself a Dummy Text file to include and delete with WLM and it works perfectly just like OE did.

    Makes you wonder why MS make something simple to do and use like in OE and then create a convoluted way of doing the same thing?
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  6. Posts : 10
    windows 7 pro 64bit
       #16

    thanx 4 your solution car!


    ms should supply an option as a solution, but yours is elegant & works. thanx again.
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  7. Posts : 1
    windows 7
       #17

    disabling skydrive - the solution!!!


    I'm so proud of myself - I stumbled upon the solution!

    Like everyone else, I was frustrated by not being able to easily send re-sized photos as attachments in e-mails, as opposed to skydrive

    but i figured out how to do it, easily

    Right-click on the selected photos as usual, select send to mail recipient and re-size as wanted
    Once it comes up as a photo e-mail – here's the trick - hit view slideshow in the e-mail window
    A Photo album tools tab will now appear. Hit the format tab. Click on the paper-click (attachment) icon, and they will now be switched to attachments, at their re-sized resolutions

    2 or 3 simple clicks and you're done

    Voila!
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  8. Posts : 106
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit SP1
       #18

    rdemarco said:
    I'm so proud of myself - I stumbled upon the solution!

    Like everyone else, I was frustrated by not being able to easily send re-sized photos as attachments in e-mails, as opposed to skydrive

    but i figured out how to do it, easily

    Right-click on the selected photos as usual, select send to mail recipient and re-size as wanted
    Once it comes up as a photo e-mail – here's the trick - hit view slideshow in the e-mail window
    A Photo album tools tab will now appear. Hit the format tab. Click on the paper-click (attachment) icon, and they will now be switched to attachments, at their re-sized resolutions

    2 or 3 simple clicks and you're done

    Voila!
    Nice detective work there rdemarco, now we have 2 ways of circumventing Skydrive.
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  9. Posts : 10
    windows 7 pro 64bit
       #19

    rdemarco: doesn't work on my system, although obviously does for some. previous solution works on mine.
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  10. Posts : 1
    7 64bit
       #20

    Sky drive has to go, it is not needed. What MS has done can account for only one thing. SPYING on pictures sent through the internet. If not we would be able to deactivate the program and have a choice. I tried for weeks to return to the standard way of sending emails with no luck. Finally I loaded live mail 2009 XP and I was happy again. Now within the last week MS change the code, put the change in a update, SKYDRIVE is back.... I have my own server and I don't want it or need it!

    Looking for a new email client, MSN will not be my home page anymore, looking for a new IE.

    Thanks Microsoft for screwing up a good thing you bunch of nitwits……….

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