random pc question of the day
18-03-2009, 10:18 AM
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random pc question of the day
how do i email a folder?
i want to send a load of pics to some1 and they are all in seperate named folders and all in an order, how do i post the whole folder instead of each pic?
im using micrsoft outlook on windows xp and cant figure it out?
i can only work out how to attach 1 pic at a time and ive got about 200 to send, in the correct order.
does any1 know? or will i have to resort to burning them to disc and sending it out in the post? lol
cheers
i want to send a load of pics to some1 and they are all in seperate named folders and all in an order, how do i post the whole folder instead of each pic?
im using micrsoft outlook on windows xp and cant figure it out?
i can only work out how to attach 1 pic at a time and ive got about 200 to send, in the correct order.
does any1 know? or will i have to resort to burning them to disc and sending it out in the post? lol
cheers
18-03-2009, 10:57 AM
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How big are the pics? You will probably find it easier to burn a CD.
If they can be made a small enough filesize, then just go to attach and select all of the files you want to send (drag a box over them all, or click once on the first then hold shift and press the down arrow until you've got them all. It's going to take fooking ages to actually send the mail though...
If they can be made a small enough filesize, then just go to attach and select all of the files you want to send (drag a box over them all, or click once on the first then hold shift and press the down arrow until you've got them all. It's going to take fooking ages to actually send the mail though...
18-03-2009, 11:20 AM
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Personally id put them all in a zip file. Just highlight all the folders, right click, send to, compressed (zipped) folder. Then check the size as most people have 5-10mb limit set
18-03-2009, 12:19 PM
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18-03-2009, 04:10 PM
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Zip won't help the size of pictures...
Originally Posted by Microsoft themselves
Some types of files, like JPEG pictures, are already highly compressed. If you compress several JPEG pictures into a folder, the total size of the folder will be about the same as the original collection of pictures because the JPEG file format is compressed to begin with. If you want to make pictures smaller to send in e‑mail, see Send pictures or videos in e‑mail.
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