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Discussion in 'Microsoft Mail (Outlook / OE / Windows Mail)' started by Vicki, 2021/10/26.

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    Vicki

    Vicki Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    I was attempting to try and email some pictures that I have saved in my pictures library. When I click on a picture, it will open windows photo viewer. There are several tabs at the top and one of them shows 'email'. I chose that and this message pops up:
    I am using Win7 and Firefox browser. Outlook.com (formally hotmail) is my email program. Can this be made to the default email program?
     

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    Steve R Jones

    Steve R Jones SuperGeek Staff

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    You could install Thunderbird and add your Outlook.com account to it and probably make this work.

    Unless you'll send a LOT of pictures, just doing it the old fashion way would be as good.
     

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    James Martin

    James Martin Geek Member

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    That's what I did, although I am using MS Office Outlook instead of Thunderbird.
     
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    Vicki

    Vicki Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    Thanks all for the suggestions. I don't often send a lot of pictures at one time, so I'll just continue with what I've been doing. Just thought I'd check to see if this was possible, given the pop-up message I received.
     

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