E-mailing photos
You can e-mail photos directly from any Corel PaintShop Pro workspace.
You can e-mail items in the following ways.
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Embedded photos — You can embed photos so they display in
the body of your e-mail message. This means the person who
receives your e-mail can see the photos as soon as they open your
e-mail. Embedded photos only appear in e-mail that uses the
HTML message format. This is a standard message format, but if
you know your recipient uses plain text or Rich Text Format (RTF),
use the Attachments option.
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Attachments — You can send photos as file attachments. Each
item is attached as an individual file, the original file format is
preserved, and the e-mail recipient can choose how they want to
view the photos.
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Choosing a size for your photos
You can resize your photos to reduce the dimensions or to reduce the overall size of the e-mail. For example, you may want to reduce the size of a photo so you can send it to a mobile device. The Maximum Photo Size setting lets you choose the maximum width of the photos in pixels without affecting the proportions of the image. For example, if your photo is 2048 pixels × 536 pixels, and you choose a maximum photo size of 640 pixels, then your image is resized to 640 pixels × 480 pixels. The dimension information for each image is displayed above the preview thumbnail in the E-mail dialog box and the total e-mail size estimate is displayed beside the preview thumbnail.
E-mail application
To send items using e-mail, you must connect to the Internet and your computer must have a default e-mail application that supports the MAPI Standard (such as Microsoft Outlook) and be configured to use the MAPI e-mail client.
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Edit workspace
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Choose File  E-mail, and choose one of the following options:
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Active image — lets you send the photo that is currently active
in the image window
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All open images — lets you send all the photos that are open in
the image window
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All selected items — lets you send all the photos that you
currently have selected
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In the E-mail dialog box, choose one of the following options:
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Embedded photos — displays photos in the body of your e-mail
message
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Attachments (original file format) — sends photos as individual
file attachments. This option preserves the original file formats.
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Choose a size setting from the Maximum photo size drop-list.
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The total size of your e-mail is displayed beside the preview. |
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Some e-mail providers limit the size of e-mails, which could
prevent large e-mails from being sent or received. You can
reduce the size of the e-mail by choosing a smaller Maximum
photo size setting or by selecting fewer photos.
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The Embedded photos option is available only for e-mail clients
that support extended MAPI, such as Outlook.
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You can review the items you are sending by clicking the
playback arrows that appear under the Preview thumbnail.
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You can also e-mail photos from the Organizer palette by
selecting the photo thumbnails, clicking the Share button  on
the Organizer toolbar, and choosing E-mail.
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