Been hacked off about this same issue for a long time... method worked for me also.. Thanks......... :^)
cannot forward emails with photos
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Other Windows Live Mail issues
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******@sbcglobal.net
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Yes
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Windows Live mail
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Version 2011 (15.4.3538.513)
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Windows 7
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when I go and forward an email that I just recived that has photos in it it will not send the photos with the email... A message comes up from Windows Live Mail...... one or more of the pictures in this message could not be found when you send these pictures will not be included. are you sure you want to send this message....this happens with all my emails that have been sent to me when I try to forward to others it will not send pictures with the forward email and I am using Windows Live Mail...
HELP Please
Windows for home | Other | Email and communications
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Anonymous
2012-08-23T15:21:46+00:00 -
Anonymous
2012-07-22T14:54:27+00:00 From another real old guy, 72. Been using pc computers since 85. The only serious problem over the years has been when MS goes off into their own world and reinvents the wheel.
I have had the 'photo inbed' problem as long as you all. And NOW, my live acct will nor receive, but will send. So I am using, only recently, Hotmail. Hotmail works, however, the 'photo' issue is still there.
AND, there is no relief from MS as they have their collective brains in a stew. The http copy above serves to show the extet to which the MS folks will go to blow smoke! LOL
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Anonymous
2012-07-18T02:35:25+00:00 @ helpjean(2)
Hi there – It has been a while since we have exchanged our thoughts. Today I stumbled across the following which may interest you. For me it only raises more questions. What are the differences between an e-mail client, an e-mail service, and an e-mail application? Perhaps if we understood this we could make more sense in what is happening. Note the first short paragraph, perhaps this is why we are unable to do what we want. No moderator has come close to explaining this – I wonder why.
Tom (aka Reallyoldguy)
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Copied from: http://windows-live-mail.com/
( circa 2006 – 2007 )
> > Windows Live Mail is the brand new PC e-mail client from Microsoft, designed entirely with the Microsoft Windows Live Hotmail e-mail service in mind. Window Live Mail can be seen as a replacement for the previous free e-mail application that used to come with Windows, Outlook Express.
> > Windows Live Mail makes using the new Live Hotmail system a much easier experience, although Microsoft has gone to great lengths to design a web interface that closely mimics what users would expect from a desktop e-mail client there are still a large number of users who prefer the reponsiveness that a desktop application gives. One problem does exist though, it appears as though Microsoft have once again shunned the accepted protocols for mail management and instead gone down the >custom route again, as they did with WebDAV and the original Hotmail. The advantage of this being that with the close integration of the 2 products (Windows Live Mail / Windows Live Hotmail) you mail should always by synchronised. The downside of this being that if you don't like Windows Live Mail, or use a Mac or Linux machine then you're going to be stuck with the Windows Live Hotmail web interface.
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Anonymous
2012-07-12T19:02:07+00:00 I am trying to find an answer to this same question and you are only understanding some of the words. Embedded pictures/graphs/drawings/etc will not be forwarded either. Error msg says it will be sent without pictures. Photos get hung up in outbox until deleted from system.
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Anonymous
2012-05-10T07:30:52+00:00 @ MarshaHauk -
I would not hold your breath if I were you. Give it a week or so and let us know if you still believe "they fixed this finally!"
Tom (aka Reallyoldguy)
ps: Forward as an attachment has always been there, is not the answer, and does not solve the forwarding problem we are seeking a fix for. Sorry - but nice try.
pps: I just did an update and I see no evidence of any update to Windows Live Mail. Perhaps other components of Windows Live have been updated? I only have WLM.