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Chapter 6 Using Supplementary Features Creating Images for E-mail (1/2) This chapter describes how you can use the images stored in ImageBrowser in various situations. First, let's begin with how you can reduce image files so they can be attached to e-mail. How to send an image by e-mail 1. In the Browser Area, select the image that you want to send. You can select several images by holding down the [shift] key or the [option] + [shift] keys. 2. On the [Internet] menu, select [Create Image for Email]. 3. Specify the compression method that you want to apply to the image. Use this option when you do not want to reduce the size of the image. Normally, we recommend that you select this option. Confirm the total size of the file for transmission here. 4. Click [Next]. The Create Image for Email dialog box appears. (However, if you selected the "Send without changing the file size" option, the Send Email dialog box appears and you can proceed to step 7.) 5. Specify the reduction ratio and the image quality. Specify the reduction ratio relative to the original size of the image (50% means the size of the image is reduced by half both vertically and horizontally.) Use it to check the file size when you actually compress the image. (The file size appears next to "Total Size after compression.") Click here to preview how the image will appear after. Specify the image quality. (The lower the quality, the rougher the image becomes, but the size of the file also becomes smaller.) 6. Click [Next]. The last window appears. 51 ImageBrowser Software User Guide

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ImageBrowser Software User Guide
Chapter 6
Using Supplementary Features
This chapter describes how you can use the images stored in
ImageBrowser in various situations. First, let’s begin with how you can
reduce image files so they can be attached to e-mail.
How to send an image by e-mail
1.
In the Browser Area, select the image that you want
to send.
You can select several images by holding down the [shift] key or
the [option] + [shift] keys.
2.
On the [Internet] menu, select [Create Image for
Email].
3.
Specify the compression method that you want to
apply to the image.
Creating Images for E-mail (1/2)
4.
Click [Next].
The Create Image for Email dialog box appears. (However, if you
selected the “Send without changing the file size” option, the
Send Email dialog box appears and you can proceed to step 7.)
5.
Specify the reduction ratio and the image quality.
6.
Click [Next].
The last window appears.
Use this option when
you do not want to
reduce the size of the
image.
Normally, we
recommend that you
select this option.
Specify the
reduction ratio
relative to the
original size of
the image (50%
means the size of
the image is
reduced by half
both vertically
and horizontally.)
Specify the image quality.
(The lower the quality,
the rougher the image
becomes, but the size of
the file also becomes
smaller.)
Use it to check the file
size when you actually
compress the image.
(The file size appears
next to “Total Size after
compression.”)
Confirm the total size
of the file for
transmission here.
Click here to preview
how the image will
appear after.