Sending images by PSE8 sharing

I use PSE8 under Win7 Ultimate on a 64-bit machine. I use gmail, and I dont use Outlook. PSE8 is working well, but I cannot share - neither by photomail, email attachment by adobe e-mail, Windows mail, etc. No matter what I do, "errors" result. Photomail results in PSE8 crashing.
Win7 has been out a long time. What am I doing wrong?
I fear upgrading to PSE9 because of possible catalog icompatibilities. I have a large and precious calaog with much metadata.

ejp wrote:
Reading blocks at a time is better, but unless you have multi-MB images, it won't make much difference.That doesn't address any of the three fatal deficiencies I mentioned. The code I posted makes no assumptions. Yours makes at least three, none of which are reliable.You are correct, the code was intended to illustrate how simple it could be.
However there were many other assumptions which I consider more import. For example, the code does not close() the devices in a finally block on an exception leading to a possible resources leak. (which in turn needs to be wrapped in a try/catch)
While I have seen file/socket fail to be read/written, I have never seen a file needing multiple calls to read if the buffer is sufficient. (Doesn't mean it might not be a problem of course, and there are many things which could be do to have the code more robust)

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