Adobe 8 windows 7 Sharing email

[rob2288]

I have uploaded elements 8 to windows 7 ..having used Vista before... Now my problem is that I cannot share my pictures via email or other means as Adobe 8 does not recognise my email address which is .....@tinyworld.co.uk (the end user) .. it says that I have to default or something like this I am a photographer and not a computer wizard.. I need to share these pictures ... I have contacted adobe case 181276015 and they blame micrtosoft .. any solutions please as I need to operate as a photographer and Elements 7 used tyo work on Vista but wilth uploading ALL IS LOST.. Thanks

[Guest]

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You need the  Elements forum.

[rob2288]

Sorry about placing this on the wrong site.. I am completly non computer but take great photos.. have placed the message on elements  Thank you all

[rob2288]

Thank you for this I have pasted on elements.. Most helpful

Regards

Rob

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You need  http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

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[Claudio_González1]

You would most probably be much better off posting your question in the Photoshop Elements forum, which is here:

http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

This forum is for discussions on the forums themselves, not for product related issues.

[Ildhund]

If this is a question about Photoshop Elements 8, you should post in the PSE forum at

http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

That said, I think you're complaining that you cannot email from the program after installing it on Windows 7. Win7 does not come with an email client unless the computer vendor installed one, in which case it was probably Windows Live Mail. You cannot email from PSE without an installed email program.

Until you get that sorted out, you could use a webmail service - your ISP's or Hotmail or Gmail - and send your pictures as attachments. You could also use a file storing and sharing service like adobe.com to upload your pictures to, and then send links to them to your clients.

Noel

[rob2288]

hi Noel.

Thank you for this info it is highly appreciated but as a non computor

wizard . How do I check to see if an installed> email program. I purchased

WINDOWS 7 Premium Home in a Micrtosoft box from PC World and did the

upload myself.. the vendor did not do this..

Your help will be useful please

Thank you

Rob Weaver

www.kentsfinest.co.uk

Google Rob Weaver Fotolibra to see my pics as a wild life photographer

If this is a question about Photoshop Elements 8, you should post in the

PSE forum at

http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

 

That said, I think you're complaining that you cannot email from the

program after installing it on Windows 7. Win7 does not come with an email

client unless the computer vendor installed one, in which case it was

probably Windows Live Mail. You cannot email from PSE without >  

Until you get that sorted out, you could use a webmail service - your

ISP's or Hotmail or Gmail - and send your pictures as attachments. You

could also use a file storing and sharing service like adobe.com to upload

your pictures to, and then send links to them to your clients.

 

Noel

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[rob2288]

Thank you for this info.. I have posted this on elements as suggested.

Regards

Rob

If this is a question about Photoshop Elements 8, you should post in the

PSE forum at

http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements

 

That said, I think you're complaining that you cannot email from the

program after installing it on Windows 7. Win7 does not come with an email

client unless the computer vendor installed one, in which case it was

probably Windows Live Mail. You cannot email from PSE without an installed

email program.

 

Until you get that sorted out, you could use a webmail service - your

ISP's or Hotmail or Gmail - and send your pictures as attachments. You

could also use a file storing and sharing service like adobe.com to upload

your pictures to, and then send links to them to your clients.

 

Noel

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