Done as you helpfully suggested.
Note that Edge had the same problem. At least one can get around that by using IE11. Exactly what Microsoft does not want you to do. Which shows what an own goal this lack of functionality is.
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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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Done as you helpfully suggested.
Note that Edge had the same problem. At least one can get around that by using IE11. Exactly what Microsoft does not want you to do. Which shows what an own goal this lack of functionality is.
So are you recommending we get double email notifications and double the amount of space used to store emails while also managing settings so emails are properly stored/deleted on both programs, or are you recommending that Microsoft customers not use Outlook? Is there no registry key to add Outlook to the available options?
Not exactly an app fix, but if you are on your desktop in Windows 10...
Find the picture in File Explorer,
Right Click it,
Go the 'Send to'
The options their should show you 'mail recipient'
On my computer, the mail client is Office (current version) 2016
On my computer, when I click that, it gives you the change to change the file size (handy),
and then send the picture as an attachment.
I was trying to send an expense report. It is totally crass. I will install the mail app as that will get me the easiest way of doing it but yuck.
Agree it's not an app fix but it worked. Thank you.