[MacTUG] Tip: Resizing Photos in OS X Mail
Marlon A. Griffith
m3griffi at engmail.uwaterloo.ca
Mon Feb 12 11:30:19 EST 2007
>Mac Treat # 14: Resizing Photos in OS X Mail
>By Don at Smalldog.com
>
>I first noticed this tip on the Unofficial Apple Weblog
>(http://www.tuaw.com/) but later also noticed it at Apple's Hot News
>RSS feed. I didn't realize that you could do this but it has saved
>me some steps. I showed it to a few people here at Small Dog and
>most didn't know about it (except for Morgan and Jimmy that seem to
>know everything). Normally, when I would include a picture in an
>email, I would open iPhoto and find the picture I wanted to send and
>choose the "mail" icon to open a new mail message with that picture
>in it. When I did so, I was greeted with a dialog box that would
>let me choose the size of the photo. Then I would compose my email
>or drag the picture from that email message opened by iPhoto to the
>message I was working upon. A lot of steps to send a picture.
>
>You do not have to go through all that! After you attach a photo to
>your email message (you can just drag-and-drop the image into the
>new message window from iPhoto), take a look in the bottom-right
>corner of your email message window, and you'll see a pop-up menu
>where you can choose the image size you'd like to send. As soon as
>you choose a size (other than actual size), the image is immediately
>scaled down right within the email message window so you can see the
>exact size of the photo you're sending.
>
>You learn something everyday about OS X! More to come soon with Leopard!
Brenda Wood
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