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when you "GENERATE HTML, Ebay and IMG Code" the bottom link is for e-mail and then when you send it it, the recipient clicks and will see the photo.

From that you can save it to your computer by right clicking and clicking "save as" - choose where and save!

There might be an easier way, but it would take me a while to figgure it out. All my photobucket images are already on my computer too. :oops:
 
mnmtranching":11181cw8 said:
Can I send Photos from My Photo Bucket to my email?

Thanks.
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I'm no computer nerd by any stretch, but I know the answer to your question is yeah baby, yeah!
 
I have finally figured out how photobucket works, but haven't figured that bit out yet.
 
Hippie Rancher":1wqthb5w said:
when you "GENERATE HTML, Ebay and IMG Code" the bottom link is for e-mail and then when you send it it, the recipient clicks and will see the photo.

From that you can save it to your computer by right clicking and clicking "save as" - choose where and save!

There might be an easier way, but it would take me a while to figgure it out. All my photobucket images are already on my computer too. :oops:
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Yes all my Photobucket pics are uploaded from my computer.

It's just that on my photobucket they are sized perfectly. I can send photos easily by email from my computer. But they're big and with dial up takes to long. :roll: :roll: So if I can use the photobucket I could send more pics faster.

I guess I can wait a couple weeks. Our Son in Law is working on a PHD in computer technology, guess He could help me. :D

Thanks Hippie Rancher, I will give that a try.
 
mnmtranching":1mfsgbly said:
I guess I can wait a couple weeks. Our Son in Law is working on a PHD in computer technology, guess He could help me. :D
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In my experience PhD's don't communicate all that well with normal people and the ones working with computers...well you may need a Tech to English dictionary :lol2:

Do you know that you can create whole albums on photobucket for your friends and family to look at too? I've only tried it once but seemed to work pretty good - especially if they don't have slow dial-up like me.

You CAN resize your files in Windows Paintbrush and probably any photo program. I'm not very good at it but know it can be done. Another way to try might be the webbased program that is in the pinned link at the top of the "Everything else board" for creating avatars - that website will compress photos with less loss of data than say Paintbrush.
 
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Hippie Rancher":3hfev39n said:
mnmtranching":3hfev39n said:
I guess I can wait a couple weeks. Our Son in Law is working on a PHD in computer technology, guess He could help me. :D
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In my experience PhD's don't communicate all that well with normal people and the ones working with computers...well you may need a Tech to English dictionary :lol2:

Do you know that you can create whole albums on photobucket for your friends and family to look at too? I've only tried it once but seemed to work pretty good - especially if they don't have slow dial-up like me.

You CAN resize your files in Windows Paintbrush and probably any photo program. I'm not very good at it but know it can be done. Another way to try might be the webbased program that is in the pinned link at the top of the "Everything else board" for creating avatars - that website will compress photos with less loss of data than say Paintbrush.
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Thank You, Hippie Rancher 8) All this technology hurts my brain. :help: The only reason I'm on this computer at all is cause, The Boss thought it would be a nice Christmas Present couple years ago. :roll: So I thought :oops: rather then hurt feelings :roll: better try. That's where I'm at.

mnmt
 

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