"Mostly 9" <Mostly9@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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: Rich
: West MetroLanta, Georgia
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: "mac" wrote:
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: > "Mostly 9" <Mostly9@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
: > news:5B53B999-2170-4DE7-A56F-32D127CF1ADC@microsoft.com...
: > > OK then, let me reformulate the question:
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: > > In Vista's Windows Mail, how can I set the program to automatically
: > > display
: > > oversized pictures, reduced in size, within the message display?
: > > --
: > > Rich
: > > West MetroLanta, Georgia
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: > Are you the same person who asked the original question, Daddy-O, or are
you
: > Rich who was stuck in a hot-spot?
: > If not then start your own thread.
: > See this link for your answer:
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news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...ows.vista.mail
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: > Regards Steve.
: > MS-MVP. OE. [DTS] UK
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: So, the answer is that Vista Mail is an orphan and I should move on if I
: don't like it?
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: Rich/Daddy-0
Outlook Express would display each pixel of picture attachments.
This would cause oversized pictures.
Sending reduced size photos was the only solution to the problem.
If Windows Mail has the same way of displaying pictures, then it has the
same solution.
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Ronald Sommer