On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 07:03:24 -0500, "Pete & Jean" <va...@kingston.net> wrote
in <ffCdnWWiv4ITquva...@wtccommunications.ca>:
>Am not very technical when it comes to computers.
Well, in one sense no, since you've sent your query to a newsgroup intended
only for those who create online help systems for Windows programs. But in
another perhaps yes; not many naive Windows users have the gumption to work
out how to post to usenet (newsgroups) at all. :)
>Am running Win XP. When
>emailing pictures to some friends from my documents/my pictures they can't
>open. They are in lnk format. Is there something I can tell them to do to
>open or will they have to live with no pictures?
Well, no, because you haven't sent the pictures - just pointers to them,
such as "C:\My Pictures\Granny3.jpg", which isn't very helpful since the
recipient doesn't have access to your hard drive.
>Any help would be
>appreciated. If you can help would you please email to va...@kingston.net
I assume you're using Outlook Express (the Microsoft e-mail program supplied
with Windows XP). Try sending the images as attachments in a new e-mail:
from the New Message window's Insert menu, choose 'File Attachment'. *Don't*
choose 'hyperlink', and don't try to send more than about a megabyte's worth
of images in one e-mail.
For more and better advice, try a suitable newsgroup such as
microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
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On Sat, 29 Dec 2007 07:03:24 -0500, "Pete & Jean" <va...@kingston.net> wrote
in <ffCdnWWiv4ITquva...@wtccommunications.ca>:
>Am not very technical when it comes to computers.
Well, in one sense no, since you've sent your query to a newsgroup intended
only for those who create online help systems for Windows programs. But in
another perhaps yes; not many naive Windows users have the gumption to work
out how to post to usenet (newsgroups) at all. :)
>Am running Win XP. When
>emailing pictures to some friends from my documents/my pictures they can't
>open. They are in lnk format. Is there something I can tell them to do to
>open or will they have to live with no pictures?
Well, no, because you haven't sent the pictures - just pointers to them,
such as "C:\My Pictures\Granny3.jpg", which isn't very helpful since the
recipient doesn't have access to your hard drive.
>Any help would be
>appreciated. If you can help would you please email to va...@kingston.net
I assume you're using Outlook Express (the Microsoft e-mail program supplied