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| | Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply appreciated! |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Peter wrote: Quote: > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box > on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails > that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply > appreciated! There are no thumbnails in e-mail. The images show in the body of the message if you have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... Tools / Options / Read tab. If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" box and the photos will be attachments only. -- J. Inzer MS-MVP Digital Media Experience Notice This is not tech support I am a volunteer Solutions that work for me may not work for you Proceed at your own risk |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the email message, the popup message from WLM says "With photo email, you upload high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. Recipients receive smaller messages and view your photos in an online slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and how exactly do my recipients get to see this slideshow? "John Inzer" wrote: Quote: > Peter wrote: Quote: > > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box > > on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo > > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails > > that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply > > appreciated! > There are no thumbnails in e-mail. > > The images show in the body of the message if you > have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... > Tools / Options / Read tab. > > If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the > message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" > box and the photos will be attachments only. > > -- > > J. Inzer MS-MVP > Digital Media Experience > > Notice > This is not tech support > I am a volunteer > > Solutions that work for > me may not work for you > > Proceed at your own risk > > > |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only You have to be logged in with a Live ID to send the photo emails. Does it say Sign in under the Close X? -- Ron Sommer MVP-Mail "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the > message, the popup message from WLM says "With photo email, you upload > high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. > Recipients receive smaller messages and view your photos in an online > slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." > > OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're > not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and how exactly do my > recipients get to see this slideshow? > > "John Inzer" wrote: > Quote: >> Peter wrote: Quote: >> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box >> > on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo >> > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails >> > that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply >> > appreciated! >> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >> >> The images show in the body of the message if you >> have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... >> Tools / Options / Read tab. >> >> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the >> message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" >> box and the photos will be attachments only. >> >> -- >> >> J. Inzer MS-MVP >> Digital Media Experience >> >> Notice >> This is not tech support >> I am a volunteer >> >> Solutions that work for >> me may not work for you >> >> Proceed at your own risk >> >> >> |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Upload photos is currently not in service. http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry -- Ron Sommer MVP-Mail "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the > message, the popup message from WLM says "With photo email, you upload > high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. > Recipients receive smaller messages and view your photos in an online > slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." > > OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're > not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and how exactly do my > recipients get to see this slideshow? > > "John Inzer" wrote: > Quote: >> Peter wrote: Quote: >> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box >> > on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo >> > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails >> > that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply >> > appreciated! >> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >> >> The images show in the body of the message if you >> have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... >> Tools / Options / Read tab. >> >> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the >> message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" >> box and the photos will be attachments only. >> >> -- >> >> J. Inzer MS-MVP >> Digital Media Experience >> >> Notice >> This is not tech support >> I am a volunteer >> >> Solutions that work for >> me may not work for you >> >> Proceed at your own risk >> >> >> |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Thank you, Ron. That explains it! "Ron Sommer" wrote: Quote: > Upload photos is currently not in service. > http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry > -- > Ron Sommer > MVP-Mail > > "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx Quote: > > Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the > > message, the popup message from WLM says "With photo email, you upload > > high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. > > Recipients receive smaller messages and view your photos in an online > > slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." > > > > OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're > > not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and how exactly do my > > recipients get to see this slideshow? > > > > "John Inzer" wrote: > > Quote: > >> Peter wrote: > >> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box > >> > on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a photo > >> > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails > >> > that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help deeply > >> > appreciated! > >> ======================================== > >> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. > >> > >> The images show in the body of the message if you > >> have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... > >> Tools / Options / Read tab. > >> > >> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the > >> message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" > >> box and the photos will be attachments only. > >> > >> -- > >> > >> J. Inzer MS-MVP > >> Digital Media Experience > >> > >> Notice > >> This is not tech support > >> I am a volunteer > >> > >> Solutions that work for > >> me may not work for you > >> > >> Proceed at your own risk > >> > >> > >> |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Ron, if I'm not mistaken, it's only the Hotmail photo upload tool that's been disabled (because of an IE vulnerability). I don't think the photo e-mail feature in WLMail is affected. -- Noel "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:edVqSRTJKHA.4608@xxxxxx Quote: > Upload photos is currently not in service. > http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry Quote: > "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx Quote: >> Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I >> create the email message, the popup message from WLM says "With >> photo email, you upload high-res photos to the Web but send small >> thumbnails in your message. Recipients receive smaller messages >> and view your photos in an online slideshow. They can also >> download the high-res photos that they want." >> >> OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. >> If they're not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and >> how exactly do my recipients get to see this slideshow? >> >> "John Inzer" wrote: >> Quote: >>> Peter wrote: >>> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never >>> > thumbnails" box on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and >>> > yet when I send a photo > email, the photos appear as embedded >>> > low-res images, not thumbnails that can be clicked through. I >>> > am baffled. Any help deeply appreciated! >>> ======================================== >>> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >>> >>> The images show in the body of the message if you have "Read all >>> messages in plain text" unchecked at... Tools / Options / Read >>> tab. >>> >>> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the >>> message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" box and >>> the photos will be attachments only. |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only Noel, That's how I understand it, but based on sporadic results(good and bad) lately, with different Live ID's in WLM using/testing Photo Email, the temporary disabling of the Hotmail Photo upload is an easy thing to blame, right or wrong. I wish we had more concrete information. -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "Ildhund" <jnllb@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:ebczedYJKHA.4796@xxxxxx Quote: > Ron, if I'm not mistaken, it's only the Hotmail photo upload tool that's been disabled (because of an IE vulnerability). I don't > think the photo e-mail feature in WLMail is affected. > -- > Noel > > "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:edVqSRTJKHA.4608@xxxxxx Quote: >> Upload photos is currently not in service. >> http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry Quote: >> "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the email message, the popup message from WLM says "With >>> photo email, you upload high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. Recipients receive smaller >>> messages and view your photos in an online slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." >>> >>> OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and >>> how exactly do my recipients get to see this slideshow? >>> >>> "John Inzer" wrote: >>> >>>> Peter wrote: >>>> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I >>>> > send a photo > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails that can be clicked through. I am >>>> > baffled. Any help deeply appreciated! >>>> ======================================== >>>> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >>>> >>>> The images show in the body of the message if you have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... Tools / Options / >>>> Read tab. >>>> >>>> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" box and the >>>> photos will be attachments only. > |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only "Adding photos to Hotmail messages – a temporary change Some of you may have noticed that lately, you can no longer add photos directly into the body of a Windows Live Hotmail message the way you used to do. The Windows Live team is constantly reviewing Hotmail to ensure quality service to our customers. During a recent review, we identified an incompatibility with Internet Explorer that raised a potential security concern with photo uploads, and we made the decision to temporarily remove the feature. The Hotmail team takes security very seriously and we expect to bring back the photo upload feature by the end of September. In the meantime, you can still add pictures as attachments to your Hotmail messages, by clicking Attach, and then File, and then selecting the picture you want to include. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause you until this fix is complete. The Windows Live team " "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#FlnZOdJKHA.4232@xxxxxx Quote: > Noel, > That's how I understand it, but based on sporadic results(good and bad) > lately, with different Live ID's in WLM using/testing Photo Email, the > temporary disabling of the Hotmail Photo upload is an easy thing to blame, > right or wrong. I wish we had more concrete information. > > > -- > ...winston > ms-mvp mail > > "Ildhund" <jnllb@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:ebczedYJKHA.4796@xxxxxx Quote: >> Ron, if I'm not mistaken, it's only the Hotmail photo upload tool that's >> been disabled (because of an IE vulnerability). I don't think the photo >> e-mail feature in WLMail is affected. >> -- >> Noel >> >> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:edVqSRTJKHA.4608@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Upload photos is currently not in service. >>> http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry Quote: >>> "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx >>>> Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the >>>> email message, the popup message from WLM says "With photo email, you >>>> upload high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your >>>> message. Recipients receive smaller messages and view your photos in an >>>> online slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they >>>> want." >>>> >>>> OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If >>>> they're not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored and how >>>> exactly do my recipients get to see this slideshow? >>>> >>>> "John Inzer" wrote: >>>> >>>>> Peter wrote: >>>>> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" >>>>> > box on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when I send a >>>>> > photo > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not >>>>> > thumbnails that can be clicked through. I am baffled. Any help >>>>> > deeply appreciated! >>>>> ======================================== >>>>> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >>>>> >>>>> The images show in the body of the message if you have "Read all >>>>> messages in plain text" unchecked at... Tools / Options / Read tab. >>>>> >>>>> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the message... >>>>> check the "Read all messages in plain text" box and the photos will be >>>>> attachments only. >> |
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| | Re: Thumbnails in WLM appear as icons only ?? lol...are you following this entire thread..Ron provided that info(via a link/url) yesterday. That says nothing about WLM, only WLHM web interface. -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "MHL" <booyakasha at mac dot com> wrote in message news:F45D6F05-1370-4BBC-8D16-55B94BB8EA50@xxxxxx Quote: > "Adding photos to Hotmail messages – a temporary change > Some of you may have noticed that lately, you can no longer add photos directly into the body of a Windows Live Hotmail message > the way you used to do. The Windows Live team is constantly reviewing Hotmail to ensure quality service to our customers. During > a recent review, we identified an incompatibility with Internet Explorer that raised a potential security concern with photo > uploads, and we made the decision to temporarily remove the feature. > > The Hotmail team takes security very seriously and we expect to bring back the photo upload feature by the end of September. In > the meantime, you can still add pictures as attachments to your Hotmail messages, by clicking Attach, and then File, and then > selecting the picture you want to include. > > We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause you until this fix is complete. > > The Windows Live team " > > > "...winston" <winstonmvp@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#FlnZOdJKHA.4232@xxxxxx Quote: >> Noel, >> That's how I understand it, but based on sporadic results(good and bad) lately, with different Live ID's in WLM using/testing >> Photo Email, the temporary disabling of the Hotmail Photo upload is an easy thing to blame, right or wrong. I wish we had more >> concrete information. >> >> >> -- >> ...winston >> ms-mvp mail >> >> "Ildhund" <jnllb@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:ebczedYJKHA.4796@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Ron, if I'm not mistaken, it's only the Hotmail photo upload tool that's been disabled (because of an IE vulnerability). I >>> don't think the photo e-mail feature in WLMail is affected. >>> -- >>> Noel >>> >>> "Ron Sommer" <rsommer@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:edVqSRTJKHA.4608@xxxxxx >>>> Upload photos is currently not in service. >>>> http://mailcall.spaces.live.com/Blog...33!51286.entry >>> >>>> "Peter" <Peter@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C2CA1594-07E2-49D5-AB3E-F8CDD8734854@xxxxxx >>>>> Thanks so much for the reply. That makes sense. But when I create the email message, the popup message from WLM says "With >>>>> photo email, you upload high-res photos to the Web but send small thumbnails in your message. Recipients receive smaller >>>>> messages and view your photos in an online slideshow. They can also download the high-res photos that they want." >>>>> >>>>> OK, so this makes me think the thumbnails should be clickable. If they're not, that's OK, but where are these photos stored >>>>> and how exactly do my recipients get to see this slideshow? >>>>> >>>>> "John Inzer" wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Peter wrote: >>>>>> > Hello -- I have cleared the "Always show icons. never thumbnails" box on View Folders, I am signed in to WLM, and yet when >>>>>> > I send a photo > email, the photos appear as embedded low-res images, not thumbnails that can be clicked through. I am >>>>>> > baffled. Any help deeply appreciated! >>>>>> ======================================== >>>>>> There are no thumbnails in e-mail. >>>>>> >>>>>> The images show in the body of the message if you have "Read all messages in plain text" unchecked at... Tools / Options / >>>>>> Read tab. >>>>>> >>>>>> If you do not want to see the photos in the body of the message... check the "Read all messages in plain text" box and the >>>>>> photos will be attachments only. >>> >>> |
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