Sharing in PE9 does not work, using by email or photo mail

I want to share photos by email attachments and photo mail but they do not work. I currently have Windows Live Mail and use Photoshop elements 9. Any solutions

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I guess this is what makes GridBagLayout (GBL) unintuitive. But I don't think it's so much unintuitive as it is probably not well documented. When you look at the source code, it explains stuff which should be in the docs. In fact, not one single book I saw gave any help in solving this problem. I'm guessing this is largely because folks use GBL through trial and error until they get what they want, and perhaps they don't often need to indent halfway as I'm trying to do with GBL in the above example. If a lot of components are aligned, the results are not as unexpected. I'd say, though, that even in those not-so-confusing cases, GBL can troublesome without knowing its grid is all about a grid of weight pools which may or may not produce a visual grid depending on all components' constraint settings.

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This is a complete clean XP install, I gave up with Vista.

Hi,
if the intel drivers did not worked then try the atheros drivers which should then definetly work.
Cheers

My submit button does not work using Outlook

I get the selection dialogue box - I make sure Desktop Email Application is checked and click OK. Nothing happens. A populated emaild does not appear.

Sounds like a problem with the allocation of the MailTo protocol with Outlook.
You should check its settings in the Windows control panel.

Beware: icloud control panel DOES NOT WORK for icloud email

Opposing evidence is welcome. Please comment.
After dozens of hours, emails and chat sessions with both MS and Apple tech support (the latter escalated as high as it could go - "after this we have to refer you to engineering"), I was finally told by Apple Senior Advisor Ciara Ferguson that icloud control panel does not properly sync icloud mail with Outlook 365 (Outlook 2013). After several months of working on dual systems I discovered that many (but not all) changes to folder names and filing of emails in various folders made in Outlook were not reflected on icloud and vice versa. Ms. Ferguson has stated that icloud control panel "works better with calendar and contacts." Obviously, this non-committal statement is grossly insufficient. It either works or it doesn't. It doesn't.
Allegedly, icloud control panel does work to sync other email (the example of an outlook.com email address was given) into apple devices. This doesn't sound right to me either, since one can just add any POP or IMAP or Exchange account into a Mac device, so why would one need icloud control panel to interface?
I remain stymied as to the actual purpose of icloud control panel, despite asking exactly that question of Ms. Ferguson on several occasions. The Apple literature and its own setup screens suggest that it will sync email, contacts, calendar and notes with MS Outlook, but as to email, that is apparently untrue.

I don't think so. I'd like to sync photostream from two iPhones with distinct Apple IDs on our PCs and I don't see a way to do it. It synced my wife's iPhone while she was logged in to iCloud control panel but not mine until I logged in (and disconnected her photostream PC syncing).

Using Ilife 11 shared imovie burning does not work

The process gets stuck during burning and will not finish, stayed at 1 minute for 24 hours

after applying the latest patches it seems to have corrected iteslf

Ignoring shared calendar alerts does not work

I love the being in the Apple ecosystem and so does my wife. I subscribe to several shared calendars for my kids sports teams, as well as my own personal and business calendar and my wife's family calendar. All together, I have 13 calendars that show up in my iCal (MacBook Pro running the latest OS X), 2 iPhone 4S's, and 2 iPad's.
My wife uses her calendar a lot and while I like seeing her schedule on my calendar, I can never get iCal or my iPhone to ignore the alerts pertaining to her calendar. I've changed the setting in the calendar several times, but can never seem to get it to ignore - even with the box checked appropriately. It just now occurred to me to delete the calendar and resubscribe to see if that works. I'll follow up in a few minutes.
Any ideas in the event it doesn't work? It seems like there's something I'm missing...

Yes, it's still a problem with iOS2 and Mavericks. Both have an option to not recieve the alerts, and it's working for me in iOS7, but not on Mavericks. Every time my wife's calendar has an event, I get an alert. I've tried changing the preferences setting and quitting and restarting, no luck. I stil get the notifications.
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