Photos wont resize for email

When I am sending a photo to an email address it no longer asks me to resize them. How do I turn that feature back on? I have tried sending photos via email and they are being returned to me due to the image being to large.

I mainly use a MAC and have the email function working, but on my Vista laptop All I can do is make the mail client (Program) start and nothing else!
But I think it helps if you understand the process.
Apply export settings to file
Export file with all adjustments and export settings
Do post processing actions e.g. show in explorer, open in other application etc
In the email export process, the first entry is the location where the exported files will be placed, for you, this is the most important. It is where your resized photos for email are exported too. If you change the last option to display in explorer, it will bring the explorer window up with your images for emailing.
From here you can choose which email program you want to use and drag the photos to that program or attach them to gmail, the explorer window is open so you will know the exact path to the images.
I haven't tried this http://lightroomers.com/emailing-from-lightroom-on-windows/19/ But it does seem to provide a solution for windows.
As to your other questions,
a program folder is the same as a data folder. It's just the folder where the program exists.
an email client is an email program
an alias on windows is known as a shortcut (Right click selected file in explorer, create Shortcut)

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I too added 2nd apple ID when I tried to get Free app from apple store just to get to NONE on the credit card needed. It said it sent confirmation email to my new apple ID email that I have to confirm. Problem is I can not get to the new apple ID email account. On my ipad it logs into my original email account and I see no where to log into another email account. If I go to my laptop, the new apple ID I created does not let me log into email where apple said it was sent to. It did not send to back up email account either.
Can I log into 2 email accounts on my ipad where it says mail at bottom?
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Saving photos in LR3 for email

I am encountering a problem with Lightroom 3 in emailing some family photos. I shot the photos in RAW & JPG. I initally processed the photos in LR3. Later I went back and made some addiitonal touchup work with the adjustment tools. I tried sending the files to email and sending a test email with three photos attached. Everytime I do this, I get the older version of my photos, without the latest edits. I even tried renaming the photos displayed in my library and sending the renamed files. However, I continue to get the receive r version without the latest edits in my test email.
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I mainly use a MAC and have the email function working, but on my Vista laptop All I can do is make the mail client (Program) start and nothing else!
But I think it helps if you understand the process.
Apply export settings to file
Export file with all adjustments and export settings
Do post processing actions e.g. show in explorer, open in other application etc
In the email export process, the first entry is the location where the exported files will be placed, for you, this is the most important. It is where your resized photos for email are exported too. If you change the last option to display in explorer, it will bring the explorer window up with your images for emailing.
From here you can choose which email program you want to use and drag the photos to that program or attach them to gmail, the explorer window is open so you will know the exact path to the images.
I haven't tried this http://lightroomers.com/emailing-from-lightroom-on-windows/19/ But it does seem to provide a solution for windows.
As to your other questions,
a program folder is the same as a data folder. It's just the folder where the program exists.
an email client is an email program
an alias on windows is known as a shortcut (Right click selected file in explorer, create Shortcut)

Still Photo - Ideal Resize For PE9

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Photo file sizes for emailing

Greetings
I normally take photos at the highest resolution, making for some large file sizes.
I was wondering how or if its possible to email pictures taken from the camera as a smaller file size, without having to convert/crop/manipulate the picture so that we don't fill up anyone's inbox with 50megs of photos. Especially since we have some friends still on dial up.
This is basically for the wife, who just wants to take pics off the camera and send them to friends as easily as possible without sending huge emails to people.
Hope I explained that properly.
Thanks for any input.

Hi new2mac222: It is quite easy to do actually from within iPhoto. Select the photo(s), then select the eMail Icon. The first dialog box that pops up will allow you to select the size of the files to be sent. There is also a selection box in the bottom right corner of the new eMail dialog box.
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With a web site, do not post high resolution images as the primary view of your products, that makes your site slower to load on lesser broadband connections, and more expensive to view on wireless connections.
For a web site, use lower-resolution and smaller images for the primary view, and use a web content management system that allows for (for instance) clicking on a photo to view a higher-resolution image, and/or a content management system that allows the user to access a higher-resolution gallery of images.
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Slow loads and large images can result in web connections get abandoned and mailing list clients drop off lists, too. Thumbnails and text and simple HTML are better.
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My ipad3 can't reduce photo size for email.

My ipad3 can't reduce photo size for email.

Here's two apps you can use or get Apple's iPhoto for the new iPad.
Simple Resize http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/simple-resize/id327776379?mt=8
Photogene http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photogene-for-ipad/id363448251?mt=8
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Hi SSJ110,
Actually, I think the ability to reduce emailed images is a function of image size, not the source. If I have a large image from a different camera or even the Internet, I get the resize options. If the picture is small, even from the iPad (like some screen shots), I don't get the resize options.
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Reducing photo size for email

I'm stumped ... how do I reduce the size of photos for e-mail?

If you are using a client supported by iPhoto you simply select the photo(s) and click email - one of the options is JPEG compression and another is photo size
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