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Click Add Recipient and type a name and e-mail address for the recipient. If you want to
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add the recipient to your contact book, select the Add to Contact Book option. When
you're done entering information, click OK.
6 Select Include Tags With Photos to include any tags that are attached to the photo.
Recipients who have Photoshop Album 2.0 can use the attached tags when importing the
photos into their catalogs; for more information, see
on page 38.
Note: The Favorites and Hidden tags are never included when photos are e-mailed.
7 Specify a file format for the attachment:
PDF Slideshow to create a single attachment in PDF format where the selected images
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are combined into one slideshow. A PDF slideshow is generally the best way to share
your photos because your recipient will see your photos and video clips in order, at the
proper size, from a single file.
PDF is a universal file format that can be read by anyone, anywhere, who has the free
Adobe Reader software on his or her computer. PDF provides a better photo-viewing
experience for your recipients by packaging up all the individual photos into a slideshow,
complete with transitions. Your recipients can download the free Adobe Reader from the
Adobe Web site (http://www.adobe.com).
Individual Attachments to send each photo as a separate attachment. Normally, all non-
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JPEG files are converted to JPEGs for sharing. You can deselect Convert Photos to JPEGs
if you want to keep photos in their current file format. The Convert Photos to JPEGs
option is deactivated if Include Tags with Photos is selected because photos are
automatically converted to JPEGs. It is also deactivated if the selected photos are
already in JPEG format.
See "Working with different file formats in Photoshop Album" on page 39
more about the file formats Photoshop Album works with.
8 Choose a size (in pixel dimensions) and quality for the e-mail attachment (see
e-mail preferences" on page 146
here to make them different for just this photo, or click Customize to change your prefer-
ences.
9 Click OK. Photoshop Album generates the attachment and then launches your default
e-mail program. To get more information on setting your e-mail defaults, see
e-mail preferences" on page
Sending photos to a mobile phone
You can use Photoshop Album to send your photos to a mobile phone. The photos are
sent to the e-mail address of the mobile phone, and can be displayed on the phone when
they are received.
Note: Not all mobile phones that have an e-mail address can receive image attachments.
The ability to receive and view images depends on several factors, including the phone,
the carrier, and the user's calling plan or service agreement. Before sending photos to a
mobile phone, check to make sure the recipient's cell phone has successfully received
attachments in the past. For the latest information about sending photos to mobile
phones, refer to the Adobe Web site (http://www.adobe.com/support/main.html).
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