When I receive pictures from others they are small.  I must download them to view larger size.  This changed.?
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Most email reading software, either traditional software or web-based, just shows you what the sender sent. It won;t automatically convert a small picture into a bigger one.\n\nYears ago, digital cameras and scanners could not get the resolution to be as fine a detail as we can today. The more detail (pixellation, etc), the bigger the file. So people are probably sending smaller images because the file size required for a larger image is too big to send in an email. I have seen some pictures get up to 80MB.  Most companies and ISP's restrict the maximum size of the email you are allowed to send.\n\nI'm sure there are other possibilities but this is a good place to start.
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go to www.download.com and download irfanview once you download it, load it up and put your picture in their go to options (i think) and click resize/resame or something and then resize in to less than 600k i hope i helped  cause i had to do it too
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Just right click the image/s & select resize images. Set the proper size - select the predefined sizes or enter your own. It should work now.\n\nIf you set the option to resize the original picture, only then the original picture will get resized. Otherwise, a new image will be created in the same folder with a different name with the resized dimensions.\n\nHope it helps!
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hello, Picasa automatically resizes and attaches pictures to email messages, it's free if you want to have a go, apparently it makes it very easy\nhttp://www.sleekbytes.com/picasa-google.htm\n\nAlso get Hello, it's a plugin for Picasa http://www.worldstart.com/tips/tips.php/295 and you have the best setup for sharing photos online.
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open the picture in paint shink it (ctrl w then 20 and 20 or whatever percent you want it)  \n\nresaving the picture out of paint will make it a smaller file even if you dont shrink it\n\ngo save as... and save it as whatever and it should become a smaller file
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Visit Download.com and download PICASA. This program will allow you to set a default size to the images for emailing. Additionaly, it syncs with your email accounts for fast and easy delivery.
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file might be to big... try to resize it in paint... stretch and skew to 75 by 75 or smaller.. \n\nor it could be the way the picture was saved as...i .e.. jpeg , img.... so forth.. try to save picture again under differ saving.
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Have you resized your images to an appropriate resolution for the web?  This means loading them in a graphics program and resizing them, not specifying in HTML the size you want them to appear.  The former will reduce the graphic size, the latter will just load a really large photo into a really small space.\n\nThere is also javascript you can get to preload your images.
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Realize something, to be displayed on somebody computer, your image is sent to that computer.  You CAN'T control what they do with it.  \n\nThey don't event need to look at your page to get the image, they could download it directly.
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it just means "why is your picture too small? can you send another one? a bigger one, ok?
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You should consider reducing the files size by either reducing the picture size, or the picture quality. This is pretty easy to do with Photoshop. If you will only use the pix online and don't plan to print them then you should reduce the quality.
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If you are on dial up contact their helpdesk. Dial up connections usually have this problem.\n\nActually do pull up emails with pics u need not have huge memory , but need to have a good (fast) internet connection.\nIf pictures will be veiwed by an application program which will run on your comp than memory plays role.\n\nThese days its good to have 250MB RAM for normal stuff and 512 is good for better performance.\n128 MB is no good at all.\n\nHope this helps
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You can always make the files smaller by using WinZip or my personal favorite PKzip. if you have a slow connection try taking a look at your modem properties and see if you can increase the bitrate being recieved and sent out. well hopefully you get your files to work good luck.
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yah. go to ur photos folder and add them in as attachments!! DUH!!
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Yes, make sure your pictures are 100kb or less. If they are huge files (like over a MB or 2) Then you need to make them smaller.
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Perhaps the image is being resized by the page that is hosting it.  Review the underlying HTML of your page.  The size-parameters for the image, if they are different from the image itself, will be noted there.  You can also try a "save as" operation on your hosted image, and compare the image-size of the original with the image you download.
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Someone has the wrong format or the pictures are too large.\nMost pictures need to be .jepg and around .5 in size