Absolutely agree, this has to be addressed by Microsoft and implemented asap!
There is just no other way, neither customers, no Microsoft can accept this poor behavior.
Windows 10 Photos App - no Outlook Share option??
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I am running Windows 10 and importing my photos into the Photos App however when I click on Share the only options that are available are Mail (Windows 10 app) or my Samsung printer, there is no Outlook 2013 option there so I can email it.
Am I missing something obvious?
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2016-11-21T21:01:30+00:00 don't even know what to say... simply ludicrous this isn't implemented - one note is!!
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Anonymous
2016-12-17T21:29:45+00:00 I'm dumbfounded. We left Microsoft and PCs for what we though was a better OS and services from Apple. It was the flexibilty and VERSATILITY of Microsoft and PCs that recently brought me back - now I'm second guessing that apparent mistake.
This shouldn't be hard, I want to send photos with Outlook. Thanks but no thanks for the limitations Seattle, I'm taking my entire family and all of our devices back to Cupertino.
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Anonymous
2016-12-18T05:44:13+00:00 In, sort of, fairness, one can, of course, send photos through Outlook 2016 etc. using Windows Explorer/Send/Email.
That will also enable one to choose the size of the image(s) to be sent.
However, and it is a huge however, it requires one to have synced the Camera Roll to the computer. Thereby negating the whole idea of Cloud storage.
When there were placeholdersfor OneDrive that worked fine. Some genius at Microsoft disabled those thereby crippling most of the system.
Until someone in Redmond gets a grip on all of this and sanity is restored...
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Anonymous
2017-01-23T15:51:42+00:00 This is such BS. I ended up reenabling photo viewer. This method worked on a fresh Windows 10 install: http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-enable-windows-photo-viewer-in-windows-10/
I manage a corporate Windows environment and we're still appalled by WIndows 10 lack of features and control as seen in Windows 7. It's clear that Microsoft is trying to do too much with 1 OS and like Apple, they are trying to tell users how to use a computer, not making a product that allows them to do what they want.
This is ridiculous that we have to resort to a program that was released back in the Windows NT days so that we can get basic functionality out of the OS that Microsoft is forcing us to migrate to. Complete BS and I would be embarrassed if I were Microsoft and that's the public canned response on a public discussion board.