To better view the oversized images that are sometimes posted, open them; then save them to your computer desktop for viewing.
(Sorry, if I have stated the obvious.)
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What browser do you use, Mr. O?? Your suggestion is aimed at getting the photo to open in a program that automatically sets the image size to something you can actually see on your monitor, right?? There's another way, doesn't take up any hard drive space: If you use Internet Explorer, and your browser is set appropriately, if you open the attachment (image) in a separate window, the image will be small enough to see it.
Tools-->Internet Options-->Advanced-->Multimedia....check Enable Automatic Image Resizing.
I almost always open image attachments in a seprate window -- old habit from when I was on dial-up and didn't want to waste loading time. Right-click--->OPen in new window (or tab, with IE7). Or, control+click.
forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
forestgirl
Once again you confirm that you are the queen (and king) of software. JL
Don't I wish! Glad to help.forestgirl -- you can take the girl out of the forest, but you can't take the forest out of the girl ;-)
...and help you did. JL
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