Click Tools and select Options
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Select the Email tab and slide the Size for multiple pictures slider all the way to the right so it says 1600 pixels. This setting should allow a high enough picture resolution to print a 4x6 at good quality.
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If the person you are sending the images to needs to print the images in a size larger than a 4x6, you will need to do the following:
- Make sure that Size for single pictures is set to Original size
- and send the images one by one (one picture per email)
I hope this helps you in your image sending conquests!
As always, if you have any questions of how to accomplish a certain task, please let me know and I will try and help you out and probably do a tutorial on it.
1 comment:
Very clear. Thanks for the help!
AB, Clinton, WA
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