What email client in Win 7 will allow picture attachs to be resized?


  1. cjstout
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    What email client in Win 7 will allow picture attachs to be resized?


    One of the valuable tools in Win Mail is that I can select a group of photos to attach, and the system asks me to resize and gives me options to do so.
    I shoot high quality photos daily, but need to keep my corporate office in the loop to what I've seen.
    Being able to resize the batch is helpful.
    Any recommendations on an email client for Win 7 that will allow me to keep this capability?
    Gotta get off Vista......
    Thanks in advance
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  3. Bongo
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    Welcome to the Seven Forums

    Once you set up a default e-mail client in Windows 7 you can open a folder and select the pictures you want to send and then click on the E-mail button and it will offer you a few choices to resize.
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  4. cjstout
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    What email client in Win 7 will allow picture attachs to be resized?


    Thank you very much!
    YES, it answers the question and tells me that I'm going to reload a PC today!!!!!
    I appreciate your time.
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  6. Bongo
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    Windows 7 does not come with a e-mail client you will need to download 1, like Windows Essentials - Download Windows Live Essentials or Mozilla Thunderbird or something you like.

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  7. cjstout
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    Yup- got that. the resize is clearly a windows function....I get it now.
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  8. Bongo
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    If we can be of more assistance just let us know.

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