hi, i have this same problem too, i used this method but it only solved
1/2
of it bcoz when i SaveAttachment, only 1 "none" appeared in the
sub-menu n
therefore only the 1st picture could be saved, any solutions? thx
:
No, there is no other solution for it. Whether it is a bug or
feature...
well at least it is a known issue ;-)
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The article hit the nail on the head. However, this solution is so
involved, forwarding to yahoo is starting to look less stupid a
solution.
I couldn't help but wonder, why won't outlook let me save the photo
as
jpg? Is this a bug or feature? Is there a patch to enable this?
Since the complexity is a one-time thing, I think I'll do the macro
as
suggested. Thanks.
-peter
"Roady [MVP]" <newsgroups_DELETE_@_DELETE_sparnaaij_NO_._SPAM_net>
wrote
in message Yes, you can do this with a macro;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/saveembeddedpictures.htm
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Someone sent me a photo in an html email. The entire email size is
25KB.
I want to save the photo, so I right click and select save as, but
strangely, only bmp format is offered. Saving the image as bmp
yields
a
1MB file. I don't want to re-compress it as jpeg again.
If I view source while in the email, the place where the image
appears
has a tag like this:
<IMG alt="" hspace=0
src="cid:029701c4ac5d$7b874910$f3343204@photo1"
align=baseline border=0>
I'm guessing the cid: thing is referring to some internal database
in
outlook where the image is stored. How can I extract this jpeg
file
and
save it as is?
I ended up forwarding the email to a yahoo account, there I was
able
to
right click on the image and save as jpeg file, but this is a
stupid
solution. There has to be a direct way.
