Sending Email Photo Attachments
I am new to Photoshop Elements 2.0. I bought it solely so I could attach photos to emails I send to friends, without them being so large the reader would have to use scroll bars to see the entire image. I have tried several times without success. The tutorials and online forums do not seem to address this issue.
I have followed the "Help" instructions to the letter and experimented with several image formats, from jpeg, pdf, png, gif, etc. None solve the problem and some make things worse. I have been sending email to my own address as tests. All images arrive showing about 25% of the total image and require scrolling up/down left/right to see small portions at a time.
I have sent these images in the smallest possible options possible with no change in the received images (e.g., quality: 1, Low). What am I doing wrong?
I am running Windows XP (Home) on a Dell PC with a very fast chip and lots of RAM (I don't remember the exact specs, but they are quite large). I use Netscape 7.0 as my browser and email server and Charter High-Speed isp service through a Motorola SB42000 "SURFboard" cable modem.
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A lot of people have trouble doing this, because what you need to be adjusting is the length and width of the image in terms of pixels. Today a lot of people use monitors that are much higher resolution than in the "olden days" (meaning more than 3 years ago!) Start making the "Save For Web" feature your friend, and you'll have much more success.
Choose an image, have it open on your desktop, then go to File>Save for Web. Once it has opened, there will be a split screen. Your original will open on the left, with a copy on the right, and there's a selection area on the far right. Go to the area in which you can change the size in pixels. Make sure there is a checkmark in the box Constrain Proportions. Now set the width for 600 pixels and let the height default. You can also choose an image format (JPEG is good) and a quality setting. As you're changing the size and quality (you have to hit Apply), notice you get a preview of the change in file size below the image on the right. I just opened a file that is about 8MB. I choose JPEG High Quality, and I reduced the width from its original 3072 pixels to 600, and the file size went down to 65k. I think this is what you're looking for. Play with it a little until you get a size you're happy with. Also keep in mind that display of an image file that's attached to a message will be pixel by pixel. If you're using a monitor with a 1024 X 768 resolution, the picture is going to take up much less screen real estate than it would if you were viewing it on a monitor that was set to something small, like 800 X 600. On the small one, an image that's 600 pixels wide will take up three quarters of the screen.
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