Send photos email link
To send your digital photo files by e-mail click below, which will open an e-mail to enable you to send your photos.
Click on the link below and put the order number as the subject then add your photos as attachments to the email. Your order number is on your confirmation email.
Click on this link. photos@fixphotos.co.uk
Please send the photos in Jpeg format.
For scanned photos please save you pictures ideally at 300dpi and to a size of appro"x 6"x4" although this will depend on the shape of your photo.Please DO NOT compress your files as this will reduce the quality of the photograph we can produce.
You may need to send more than one e-mail if you have large files.
|
 How do I open Outlook to email my files/pictures?
When sending your photos by email you must send them as attachments and NOT from the Microsoft Windows viewer as this may automatically reduce the size of your images.
To send photos by email follow directions below:
Click directly on the email link below which will open your email application.
Click on this link. photos@fixphotos.co.uk
Please make sure you add your order number to the Subject box of the email.
|
 How do I attach my photos/files to the email ?
From the 'Insert' drop down menu click on the words 'File Attachment'
See picture on the right.
This then opens up an 'Insert Attachment' box shown in the question below.
|
 How do select my file to attach?
You now need to find the location of where your pictures are stored on your computer using this window.
When you have located the file you need to click on the title (ie Flower005 in the example) and then click on the word 'Attach' - in some versions of Outlook the word will be 'Insert'.
You now need to repeat this process starting at the 'Insert' drop down menu to add each picture to your email. If your pictures are large (eg 1MB or larger) we suggest you don't add more than 3 to each email.
|
 How do I actually send the email ?
When you have completed adding the attachments you simply need press the 'Send' button in the top left hand corner of the screen. |
E-mail potential problems
There can be a number of issues when trying to e-mail large files across the Internet.
A number of service providers have limits on the size of an e-mail with attachments, which can be typically as little as 3mb.
If you exceed the limit you will receive a rejection e-mail from your service provider. We suggest you send 2 or more emails with a small number of files attached so that the size of each email is less than the limit of your service provider.
If you are having problems emailing we suggest you send your images on a CD or memory card by post.
|
