I have received a picture in Outlook Express 6 that is to large for my
printer. Does anyone know how to convert an .eml file to something that can
be resized by some other graphics or picture program?

Thank you,

J T Cook

right click the image
save as
use any graphic program to rescale the picture
print

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"John & Mary Cook" wrote in message
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I have received a picture in Outlook Express 6 that is to large for my
printer. Does anyone know how to convert an .eml file to something that
can
be resized by some other graphics or picture program?

Thank you,

J T Cook

Just extract the image. If the message is an HTML formatted message with
the graphic embedded, just make sure your settings to use Plain Text for
mail and the option to reply is not set to Use Format in which sent.

Then just click the message so it is highlighted and click the Forward
button.

The graphic should appear in the line just below the subject where it can be
saved using File/Save Attachments. You can then manipulate the size in a
graphic program including MS Paint.
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"John & Mary Cook" wrote in message
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I have received a picture in Outlook Express 6 that is to large for my
printer. Does anyone know how to convert an .eml file to something that
can
be resized by some other graphics or picture program?

Thank you,

J T Cook

"John & Mary Cook" wrote in message
...
I have received a picture in Outlook Express 6 that is to large for my
printer. Does anyone know how to convert an .eml file to something that
can
be resized by some other graphics or picture program?

Thank you,

J T Cook



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