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Robert1865 · Dec 23, 2013

An image has been sent to me, not as an attachment, but at the end of the text. How can I make it a normal jpeg file, as it is too big to "grab"?

jnkweaver · Dec 23, 2013

Do you have a way to "view in HTML mode"?

Chicano · Dec 23, 2013

See if right click Save as Background helps... once established as a desktop background it's saved in your internet browser folder. Also in the e-mail image, right click and you have options: View image, copy image, , copy URL address to image. In view image you can right click and Save As. One more option: File menu > Save As.. and save the e-mail on your computer so you have better and faster access to the image.

Robert1865 · Dec 23, 2013

jnkweaver :

Chicano :

Robert1865 · Dec 23, 2013

I do not know how to save as background. Neither Internet explorer nor Firefox recognise eml files.

Chicano · Dec 23, 2013

Robert1865 :

When typing the instructions I was on Firefox reading my mail!!... How do you read your mail... if with an e-mail client, which one?

jnkweaver · Dec 23, 2013

The view in HTML mode should be in your email program not a web browser. Which email program are you using?

Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

Chicano :

Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

I use Outlook Express. If you give me an email address, I will forword the email so that you can see the problem.
Many thanks for your replies to date.
Robert1865

Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

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Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

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Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

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Robert1865 · Dec 24, 2013

Hi folks.
Like most probs, the answers easy when you know how!

Just right-click in the image when it is displayed and select "copy".

It now gos onto the clipboard and cac be viewed in a paint prog.

coolman99 · Dec 24, 2013

It is even easier to RIGHT click on the image, then select Save As, and give it the file name you want, and save it to the location you want.
That should save it in its original format.
If you copy and paste in Paint, then save the file, you are causing some deterioration to the image quality, which I'm assuming it's a jpg file.

Robert1865 · Dec 25, 2013

coolman99 :

Robert1865 · Dec 25, 2013

Thanks.
However, my XP laptop comes back with "cannot find the file specified" when I try to save the pic.

Chicano · Dec 25, 2013

Robert1865 :

Use the suggestions from my response in the thread to cleanup your Windows removing temp files, unwanted settings, possible malware, etc. This is what I usually do to keep my computer working at optimal efficiency.
Suggestions from other users are also worth considering, and I can't recall if disk check and defragging are mentioned but they are important and should be done occasionally.
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1863469/slow.html

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