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    eMail photo attachment issues

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by leeanders, Mar 11, 2011.

  1. leeanders

    leeanders Newbie

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    This is our first laptop. Loaded with WIN 7. Instruction manual severely lacking in information. I've managed to upload photos from my camera, and flashdrive - but when I go to review the photos, I find they are inside different 'folders', which are covered by Icons. Must click open two different icons before being able to view the photos.

    My problem comes when I want to attach photos to an email. In email, I push the 'Browse' key to connect to the photo media center - as usual - but then I encounter the Icons, instead of the photos. As you know, you cannot open the icon to locate your photos, when in the 'Browse' mode, because it will automatically key the selection - and you have no idea what photo has been chosen.

    Does anyone know if I can change the Windows 7 photo center to do away with the Icon covered photo folders, and be able to just see my photos when I open the gallery? I also have a H/P desktop computer, and I have never had this problem. HELP! Thanks [email protected]
     
    leeanders, Mar 11, 2011
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  2. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    This seems to be more of a software issue, and I am thus moving it to software.
     
    Commander Wolf, Mar 13, 2011
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