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Sounds familiar? Most pictures nowadays come from your digital camera and everyone, up to your grandma with her slow modem and hotmail address asks you for the pictures of the family reunion... |
If you recognise this, read on!
You have two options here:
ABC-view has a solution for option 1, but thats in another article. This article will describe option 2!
Create a small email
A very important thing is that you should reduce the size of the
pictures.
Typically a digital picture these days ranges from 100kb to 2Mb in size.
If you want to add - say - 10 pictures, you could end up with a huge email!
The recipients that only have a phone line to connect to the internet
will curse you for sending huge emails like that.
Old Method
The solution is to reduce the dimensions of the picture, as well as the
compression used.
You can do this manually, by using a photo-editor, or perhaps even a batch
image processor to do a number of images at the same time.
Then, you have to find the newly created downscaled images, and attach
them to your email. Don't forget to remove them again afterwards, or you
will end up with a zillion different versions scattered everywhere over
your harddisk.
New method
But ABC-View is much more practical! It will do everything automatically.
It will resize and recompress the pictures to reduce their filesize, then
attach them to your email, and let you finish your email with your favourite
email program (i.e. Outlook Express).
After finishing the email, ABC-View will automatically remove the temporary
files it created for this. And your original images remain untouched!
How to use the email feature in ABC-View
This should get you started. Good luck with sending your emails!
Nils
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