How do I resize attached photos in Mail Ver. 7.0

how do I resize attached photos in Mail Ver. 7.0 on iMac

I don't think there's a setting in Mail to make this a default. a ittle searching revealed an app that claims to do it. Attachment Tamer is free to try before you buy to see if its worth it for you or if you just want to do it manually.
http://lokiware.info/Attachment-Tamer
hope this helps
-mvimp

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You are right, this option seems to be gone. I am pretty sure this is a bug, though, because the option is not even appearing when I am using cellular data and I can't imagine Apple wants us to sent 3MB images over cellular. You should sent feedback about this ( http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html ).

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Currently i am using this function module SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1 to send mail with only one attachment.
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See this and do accordingly
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Refer this link:
Mail with attachment.
FORM send_list_to_basis .
DATA: w_path      LIKE rlgrap OCCURS 0 WITH HEADER LINE,
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        doc_type(3) TYPE c,
        descr       LIKE it_objpack_basis-obj_descr,
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        temp1       TYPE string,
        tab_lines   TYPE i,
        langu(15)   TYPE c,
        expirydate TYPE so_obj_edt,
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it_objpack_basis-body_start = 1.
it_objpack_basis-body_num   = w_tab_line.
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        tail      = doc_type.
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        header_length = 0
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      commit_work                = 'X'
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