With my previous Window XP I could easily send a Photograph via email:
Highlight the thumbnail in a My Pictures folder > click on it > Send To > [a pane opens: pics altered to JPEG's and a downsized pixel dimension of 640x480 ] . OK. Then Outlook Express auto-opened with the downsized pic as an attachment (and also within the
body of the email) - all ready to be sent. Easy and convenient.
Now, with my Windows 7, I get as far as, Send To > [a pane again opens, this time offering choices of downsizing - which is good and better than previously] > OK. But that is it ! Windows Live Mail window doesn't auto-open, no attachment can be found, and the pic that was downsized and 'Sent To' hasn't been sent anywhere that I an find!
Please help: how do I email a photograph?
Nielen
I exported the contacts from Windows Live Mail to Outlook 2010, but the mailing list in Window Live Mail disappeared when I open Outlook. I have thousands of emails in different lists and would be very difficult to re-categorize them. Please help!
I cannot delete read messages from windows live mail, I keep getting "an unknown error has occurred" I am running windows 7 64 bit version, can you please help with this problem.
When I tried to delete e-mail from my Junk e-mail folder in Window Live Mail 2011, I got the message "An unknown error has occurred". I deleted one message via my ISP (Shaw.ca) on-line webmail program but this message was still appearing in my on-line Junk
E-mail folder in Windows Live Mail even after I re-started Windows Live Mail.
I checked \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Shaw (PaulA 758\Junk E-mail folder and it was empty.
I tried repairing Windows Live Mail via Control Panel\Programs and Features\Windows Live Essentials 2011\Repair but the message headings were still in the Windows Live folder.
I tried going off-line to delete the messages but I still got the "An unknown error has occurred" message.
I suspected that the actual messages may have been deleted from the \AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail\Shaw (PaulA 758\Junk E-mail folder during disk clean-up.
I then:
- Backed up my e-mail
- Reinstalled Windows Live Essentials
- Restored the e-mail backup
The database is now corrupt:
- The folder tree is not the same as prior to the backup/restore
- In some of the sub-folders, the To, From and Subject appear to be correct in WLM but clicking on on each of the e-mails in this folder opens the same message
I am using Windows 7. Any assistance would be appreciated.
I keep getting an error when opening Windows Live Mail. I am running version 2011 (Build 15.4.3555.0308) on Windows 7.
The title of the dialogue box which appears says "Assertion Failed: Abort=Quit, Retry=Debug, Ignore=Continue". The dialogue box has alot of information which I don't realy want to trnaspose in this post but starts with "Failed to initialize Shared Canvas"System.IO.File not found exception:Could not load file or assembly "WindowsLive.Writer.Localisation, version 15.4.3508.1109, Culture=neutral ... and so on.
I have taked a screen shot so could e mail the full message if required.
Please let me know if need anything else in order to diagnose the problem and advise what can be done to fix it.
I'm from Los Angeles, I have Windows Live Mail with Window 7, I can receive emai, but can't send out any email.
GeraldMcClaren
I am using Windows Live Mail and I believe that I have tried to send too many photo attachements which has jammed up my outgoing que and is resulting in my current inability to send additional e-mails. (I seem to have 8 backed up now, however I am able
to receive e-mails). Is there an easy way to clear the offending e-mail with the exessive photo attachments?
Hello,
Earlier today I was prompted to upgrade my Windows Live installation and I accepted the upgrade offer.
Ever since that upgrade was installed, my Windows Live Mail 2011 "Quick Views" no longer works.
How do I get "Quick Views" to work again? For example, when a new email arrives in one of my email accounts, I would not like to go searching for it, but find it in my "Quick Views" > "Unread email"
Thank you for helping me resolve this issue, and I hope that the older version is still available if there is no help or no solution is available.
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