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When I select a photo to email from "my pictures" or Picasa, Thunderbird is no longer opening a blank email with the photo attached.

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SMcGregor
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I used to be able to select a photo in my pictures or Picasa, select size, select email, and a blank email would open in Thunderbird with the photo attached. I am wondering if there is a setting somewhere in Thunderbird that should be enabled.

Hope someone can help. thanks

I used to be able to select a photo in my pictures or Picasa, select size, select email, and a blank email would open in Thunderbird with the photo attached. I am wondering if there is a setting somewhere in Thunderbird that should be enabled. Hope someone can help. thanks

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check Thunderbird is your default mail client. see http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/change-the-default-e-mail-program

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Matt
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check Thunderbird is your default mail client. see http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/change-the-default-e-mail-program

SMcGregor
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Actually the problem was solved when I was asked to install "upgrades" to Thunderbird. Thanks for the suggestion.