Jim Mohundro
Active Member
Here's a question for anyone who has used the routine (with Windows, not on a Mac) described by Scott Kelby in his LR2 book for exporting an image as an email.
Scott Kelby's book gives a pretty straightforward routine for emailing images; however, in his final illustration, it appears that the image takes up the entire space where text usually appears or may appear in the Outlook message structure. Is the placement of the image for dramatic illustrative purposes only or does it replace and/or eliminate the option of including text in the email?
Scott Kelby's book gives a pretty straightforward routine for emailing images; however, in his final illustration, it appears that the image takes up the entire space where text usually appears or may appear in the Outlook message structure. Is the placement of the image for dramatic illustrative purposes only or does it replace and/or eliminate the option of including text in the email?
