I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters with
photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been copying and
pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce the photos. I
have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to Tools/Options/Security and reduced
my virus protection. It still does not work. Is there a way around this?
Many, many thanks for any help. Take care.....Kim

Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture to
your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File Attachment.
Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce the
photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to Tools/Options/Security
and reduced my virus protection. It still does not work. Is there a way
around this? Many, many thanks for any help. Take care.....Kim

I might have given incorrect information, Bruce. These are photos embedded
in a newsletter file. I've got HTML set on, as well as to include pictures.
Has OE6 increased security, or changed their program in some way? Thanks for
your response...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture to
your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File Attachment.
Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce
the photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to
Tools/Options/Security and reduced my virus protection. It still does not
work. Is there a way around this? Many, many thanks for any help. Take
care.....Kim

Nothing has changed with OE. How exactly are you adding the pictures to the
message?
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I might have given incorrect information, Bruce. These are photos embedded
in a newsletter file. I've got HTML set on, as well as to include pictures.
Has OE6 increased security, or changed their program in some way? Thanks
for your response...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture
to your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File
Attachment. Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce
the photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to
Tools/Options/Security and reduced my virus protection. It still does
not work. Is there a way around this? Many, many thanks for any help.
Take care.....Kim

Save the message to the hard drive. Then create a new message to the person
to which you wish to send it and attach the saved message.

Then tell them to see point 1 he www.oehelp.com/OETips.aspx

steve

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce the
photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to Tools/Options/Security
and reduced my virus protection. It still does not work. Is there a way
around this? Many, many thanks for any help. Take care.....Kim

I'm using MS Word 2002. I have a 2-column 2 page newsletter that I send out
to about 100 people who belong to a professional/business club. I usually
include 2-3 jpeg photos, reduced to about 70 KB. These are inserted through
MS Word into the Newsletter. No problem when I send them out as an
attachment. But some people have bare-bones kind of programs, and cannot
open attachments. For the past several months, I've been simply copying the
entire newsletter, then pasting it onto the e-mails. It has worked fine.
People get their e-mail, and are able to view the Newsletter including the
photos. Now it doesn't work.

In addition, I notice that now when I receive e-mail, I can read it as usual
but there now is a paper clip attached which, when I open it, contains the
e-mail message. I've run my virus program and there is no virus. I
personally think a recent update to Windows has caused this problem. I've
run the same program on my laptop, which has not been updated for the past
month, and there is no problem. Interesting, eh?? I really value and
appreciate you working on this with me. I'm sure I can't be the only one
with this problem. Thanks again...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Nothing has changed with OE. How exactly are you adding the pictures to
the message?
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I might have given incorrect information, Bruce. These are photos embedded
in a newsletter file. I've got HTML set on, as well as to include
pictures. Has OE6 increased security, or changed their program in some
way? Thanks for your response...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture
to your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File
Attachment. Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be
opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce
the photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to
Tools/Options/Security and reduced my virus protection. It still does
not work. Is there a way around this? Many, many thanks for any help.
Take care.....Kim

Go to Tools | Options | Read and uncheck the option to read all messages in
plain text. See if that fixes the problem. That is why you are seeing
those attachments.

steve

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I'm using MS Word 2002. I have a 2-column 2 page newsletter that I send
out to about 100 people who belong to a professional/business club. I
usually include 2-3 jpeg photos, reduced to about 70 KB. These are
inserted through MS Word into the Newsletter. No problem when I send them
out as an attachment. But some people have bare-bones kind of programs,
and cannot open attachments. For the past several months, I've been simply
copying the entire newsletter, then pasting it onto the e-mails. It has
worked fine. People get their e-mail, and are able to view the Newsletter
including the photos. Now it doesn't work.

In addition, I notice that now when I receive e-mail, I can read it as
usual but there now is a paper clip attached which, when I open it,
contains the e-mail message. I've run my virus program and there is no
virus. I personally think a recent update to Windows has caused this
problem. I've run the same program on my laptop, which has not been
updated for the past month, and there is no problem. Interesting, eh?? I
really value and appreciate you working on this with me. I'm sure I can't
be the only one with this problem. Thanks again...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Nothing has changed with OE. How exactly are you adding the pictures to
the message?
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I might have given incorrect information, Bruce. These are photos
embedded in a newsletter file. I've got HTML set on, as well as to
include pictures. Has OE6 increased security, or changed their program in
some way? Thanks for your response...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture
to your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File
Attachment. Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be
opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send
newsletters with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments.
I've been copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot
reproduce the photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to
Tools/Options/Security and reduced my virus protection. It still does
not work. Is there a way around this? Many, many thanks for any help.
Take care.....Kim

I want to thank you for your help and interest, Bruce. My program is working
again as it had been in the past. I don't understand what happened, but
maybe it was a control placed by my ISP. Thanks again..........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Nothing has changed with OE. How exactly are you adding the pictures to
the message?
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I might have given incorrect information, Bruce. These are photos embedded
in a newsletter file. I've got HTML set on, as well as to include
pictures. Has OE6 increased security, or changed their program in some
way? Thanks for your response...........Kim

"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...
Copy / Paste will not work except by a fluke. You must save the picture
to your HDD and then, either Insert | Picture, or Insert | File
Attachment. Insert | Picture will not require an attachment to be
opened.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS MVP - Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Kim Lambert" wrote in message
...
I've searched without luck for the solution. I have to send newsletters
with photos in them to people who cannot open attachments. I've been
copying and pasting them to their e-mails, but lately cannot reproduce
the photos. I have XP2, and have (reluctantly) gone to
Tools/Options/Security and reduced my virus protection. It still does
not work. Is there a way around this? Many, many thanks for any help.
Take care.....Kim