One or more of the pictures in this message could not be f..

Don't know if this means anything but if you go to the bottom and hilite and
delete the info plastered from Yahoo it doesn't get the error. The emails not
from yahoo aren't doing it. This is added to the bottom of the email
___._._.____

I know this has nothing to do with photos or music but does address the
original question of the error message and how to get rid of it.

I'm still looking...............

"tracy" wrote:

> Hi Robin,
> I am having exactly the same error problem. Before I had Vista I used to
> send background sound on a regular basis....it's fun. It doesn't make any
> sense that the option for background sound is there but it won't let you do
> it. I've been searching for an answer and I'm so frustrated. I think it's
> another Vista malfunction out of many. I tried to pay for someone to put xp
> on my new laptop and take Vista off but my new computer won't allow it.
> I hate Vista.
> ...if you find the answer let me know and I will do likewise.
>
> tracy
> "Robin1013" wrote:
>
> > I am actually trying to send a short music file (not a picture), but I'm
> > still coming up with this msg. Why does it give us the option of inserting
> > background sounds if it won't work? Why can't I send my song?
> > --
> > Robin S.

"Robin1013" wrote:

> I am actually trying to send a short music file (not a picture), but I'm
> still coming up with this msg. Why does it give us the option of inserting
> background sounds if it won't work? Why can't I send my song?
> --
> Robin S.

I don't usually have any trouble sending pictures in the message of my
emails. However, I have the pictures saved on my own hard drive in a folder
named Samples under the folder "Pictures". Click on INSERT, select PICTURE,
click on BROWSE to find your file and select it, then click on OPEN. This
should insert the picture at the point where your cursor was. The only time
I have a problem is when I am forwarding a message with pictures in it and I
got around it by selecting the picture in the original email and then
clicking on SAVE AS, give it a name and select the folder name you want to
add it to. Then you just follow the directions at the beginning. I hope you
find this helpful. Sincerely, Maritimes4Ever

"f*#k you microsoft" wrote:

> i only want to send a picture in my email. i don't want no trouble, just
> tell me how to send a picture. not an attachment, a picture that is viewable
> by the recipient. there are limited settings in the preferences and when one
> does insert picture, it still pops up that stupid message. so where's the
> cancer?
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
> > Make sure that file isn't open in some other program.
> > Windows Mail can't attach documents or images that are
> > still open elsewhere.
> >
> > --
> > Gary VanderMolen [MS-MVP WLM]
> >
> >
> > "Robin1013" <Robin1013.TakeThisOut@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:5554CE0B-3C50-4D67-A99D-9235E5AC790F@microsoft.com...
> > >I am actually trying to send a short music file (not a picture), but I'm
> > > still coming up with this msg. Why does it give us the option of inserting
> > > background sounds if it won't work? Why can't I send my song?
> > > --
> > > Robin S.
> >

Oh how I agree!!!! When I bought this new computer about six months ago I
asked if I could have it with XP instead of Vista because I didn't think
Vista was old enough to be trusted. Unfortunately, they informed me that
Dell no longer installed XP and I had no choice but to accept it with Vista.
I don't understand why they even developed Vista. It is a resource hog -
have you ever taken a look at how much RAM it uses? Most of the so-called
'improvements' are anything but! I have yet to find one thing that is better
than XP. I like Windows Mail but could have stayed with Outlook Express just
as well. I have also considered going back to XP but can't afford to buy it.
Of course, we all complained about XP at first too - but I really do miss
it. Other than the usual effort to learn something new, XP never gave me the
problems I've had with Vista!



"rman56" wrote:

> I'm almost ready to give in and buy a copy of XP. Vista is fine, but it's
> work to learn the silly changes they've made, as far as I'm concerned. I get
> this message very often. I just get a lot of annoying little things
> happening with Vista, nothing I can't overcome, but I don't know why I'm
> working at it. XP just installed, albeit it took a little longer to install,
> and ran.
>
>
>
> "Andrew" wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > Nearly every time I try to forward something with images in it like simple
> > artwork, I get this message and the images are not included. What do I do?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >

Sometimes 'picture' may be referring to HTML fonts or to a stationery or a
message in colour.

"richard" wrote:

> I am getting these messages on both incoming and outgoing even when there
> are no pictures, no attachments, no nothing. Anyone know why?
> --
> richard
>
>
> "Robin1013" wrote:
>
> > I am actually trying to send a short music file (not a picture), but I'm
> > still coming up with this msg. Why does it give us the option of inserting
> > background sounds if it won't work? Why can't I send my song?
> > --
> > Robin S.

Why do you want your RAM to go mostly unused? Your RAM is meant to
be used. If Vista caches a lot of data in RAM, that is good because it
speeds things up.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Maritimes4Ever" <Maritimes4Ever.DeleteThis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C77D4C4E-FEB3-4FBC-88C9-F686719F8A05@microsoft.com...
> Oh how I agree!!!! When I bought this new computer about six months ago I
> asked if I could have it with XP instead of Vista because I didn't think
> Vista was old enough to be trusted. Unfortunately, they informed me that
> Dell no longer installed XP and I had no choice but to accept it with Vista.
> I don't understand why they even developed Vista. It is a resource hog -
> have you ever taken a look at how much RAM it uses? Most of the so-called
> 'improvements' are anything but! I have yet to find one thing that is better
> than XP. I like Windows Mail but could have stayed with Outlook Express just
> as well. I have also considered going back to XP but can't afford to buy it.
> Of course, we all complained about XP at first too - but I really do miss
> it. Other than the usual effort to learn something new, XP never gave me the
> problems I've had with Vista!
>
>
>
> "rman56" wrote:
>
>> I'm almost ready to give in and buy a copy of XP. Vista is fine, but it's
>> work to learn the silly changes they've made, as far as I'm concerned. I get
>> this message very often. I just get a lot of annoying little things
>> happening with Vista, nothing I can't overcome, but I don't know why I'm
>> working at it. XP just installed, albeit it took a little longer to install,
>> and ran.
>>
>>
>>
>> "Andrew" wrote:
>>
>> > Hello,
>> >
>> > Nearly every time I try to forward something with images in it like simple
>> > artwork, I get this message and the images are not included. What do I do?
>> >
>> > Thanks.
>> >