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| Guest | Inline pictures resized! I think that the worst thing in WLM is that when I insert an inline picture, it is resized, even if it is only 640x480! This is very annoying especially when I insert an animated GIF, because when it is resized it is no longer animated! So I had to use Windows Mail instead of Live Mail to create my Xmas greetings mail! Well done, MS! -- Yugo Amaryl |
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! I agree it's confusing, but the recipient does see the animation, so it's not lost. -- ©LarryEº "Yugo Amaryl" <yugo.amaryl@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:048E8198-73BA-4842-B051-F45F77D01FDF@xxxxxx I think that the worst thing in WLM is that when I insert an inline picture, it is resized, even if it is only 640x480! This is very annoying especially when I insert an animated GIF, because when it is resized it is no longer animated! So I had to use Windows Mail instead of Live Mail to create my Xmas greetings mail! Well done, MS! -- Yugo Amaryl |
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! I am also unable to insert moving gifs. The recipient doesn't see the animation! "©LarryEº" wrote:
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! That's really strange because I tested it before I posted my answer just to make sure and the animation was viewed by my recipient. -- ©LarryEº "teachimp" <teachimp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C2933B32-0A1B-4F83-9FB7-FF4AD1E918E0@xxxxxx I am also unable to insert moving gifs. The recipient doesn't see the animation! "©LarryEº" wrote:
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! Windows Mail allows you to send moving gifs, however having tried Windows Live Mail on a couple of accounts & PCs, I am still unable to get the gifs working correctly. Please can you let me know how you have overcome this Larry, as I'm about to chuck my PC. Thanks. "©LarryEº" wrote:
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! Have you tried sending it as an attachment to see if the recipient see the animation? If not, try that. Also, make sure their security settings are not set too high and what e-mail program are they using? -- ©LarryEº "teachimp" <teachimp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A6D3389E-9EED-4708-9BF9-9D2A30A9AC97@xxxxxx Windows Mail allows you to send moving gifs, however having tried Windows Live Mail on a couple of accounts & PCs, I am still unable to get the gifs working correctly. Please can you let me know how you have overcome this Larry, as I'm about to chuck my PC. Thanks. "©LarryEº" wrote:
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| Guest | Re: Inline pictures resized! Yeah an attachment is ok, but I wanted to use animated gifs in the mail itself alongside the text (think Yugo was wanting this too). This was possible with Outlook and Windows Mail. It doesn't matter what e-mail program receives it, it just appears as a static image, Live Mail just won't do what we want it to do ("©LarryEº" wrote:
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