How easy is it to email photos without waiting forever?
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How easy is it to email or upload photos? First let's address the Corel Paintshop Pro software. If you have loaded any photos into Paintshop, at the bottom of the screen in the "manage" menu, you will see a submenu (looks like a two tined fork) called "share". You can click on one of your photos, or hold the shift key and click on several photos and an option screen comes up to upload them to Facebook, Flickr, or Google+, select the preferred one and it will upload to it. To send via your email, it's: Compose the email, click on the "attach" function (or whatever similar name in the specific email you use) find the photo in Windows usually in the "Pictures file, click open and it will attach to the message. NOW about the upload "taking forever" has little or nothing to do with Corel Paint Shop, or much to do with the email you use. The upload speed/time is determined almost entirely by the speed of your internet connection and little else. So if you have slow internet speed it will take a long time to move megabits of photo data up to your internet provider, or to Facebook, or wherever. In brief: neither Corel PaintShop, nor your email provider, can make a slow internet connect move large amounts of photo zeros and ones upload any faster, since they are not the problem.
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That depends on your internet connection speed, the file size, and to a lesser extent, your processor. The Corel program not so much. I just tried sending an 8Mb image through Corel, it took less than 5 sec. However, I almost always send files, images or otherwise, using my mail program directly.
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I send mine off through the mail to a company called "The Darkroom" they are amazing! Based in California... you can go to their website and print out a free shipping label. Its convenient and affordable - I use them about once a month for my film developing! You could also google local photo labs in your area if you need something close by.
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If you do a mail merge, it took no time at all. I had to make 700 name tags with a logo on them and they were done in a day
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Hotmail will always send the link instead of the picture. That is what you want it to do. If the picture came through it would eat your data quickly that's why they send them that way.
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It only sends still pictures but you can set it to send a series of photos a quickly as one a second. I have it set on every 2 seconds and get an email of six pictures usually.
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I'm pretty sure it's just a digital camera. So no it can't send pictures through the internet. If you download the photos to your computer, then you can attach them to an email.
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I don't think so... Every time I sent pictures via email to the device, it asks me to confirm (on the frame itself). So at a minimum it will require someone to do the confirmations. But it is very simple.
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Yes, you certainly can. It is not a direct nor intuitive process. In fact, you have to save the scanned item, export it to a file in PDF or Image format, then use your email software to pick up the item and send it along. This is a big shortcoming. Having developed software for quite some time, this is a rather easy function to create within the application and it surprised me that it doesn't offer the feature. There is another optional service NeatCloud which allows you to use the cloud to share the document with a number of other services (e.g. Dropbox, EverNote, etc.) This service ranges in price for the type of services desired.
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All pictures are transferred in one session. I wish we had the option of choosing which can be transfered
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Once your order is processed, you'll get an email prompting you to reply back with the pics. Hope this help!
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Sort of. The camera comes with software where you can upload your photos to their online album service. You can set it up where you invite people to view that album by emailing them a link to the album. I don't believe you can directly email pictures to people.
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Gail - I just took a class that included Picassa and I was amazed at what you can do with it. Sounds like you have figured it out. One nice thing is if you have a gmail account you can put an album on it right from Picassa and send it to all your friends. It doesn't take as much space as emailing them and it's so easy for any friends with gmail to download. I can't believe it's free.
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not really i sent 24 pictures to a friend but it took 1 full day for her to recieve them also i have to email all videos to they will not go by text . hope this helps.
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I cannot answer this because I never use that feature. I use FTP to transfer images to my NAS storage in the same home network, and also use email to send images to my personal inbox.
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No...You can directly upload the files to an computer, then send via email, or thumb drive.
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Michael..that's all there is. I email the frame, attach pictures, and send...I do think my niece entered all of our emails in the frame's address book in the beginning...but it did not seem hard. My mom loves looking up and seeing a new picture.
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You can set it up online to allow them to flow automatically to your frame (they don't suggest that because anyone could send anything!). Or you can go online and check the pics that have been sent and put them into your display folder. I chose the first option, less hassle. Hope that helps.