Comments on: How to Add Screenshots and Images in Gmail Messages http://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 05:22:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jack johnhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-18673 jack john Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:31:27 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-18673 thank,s thank,s

]]> By: jack johnhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-18672 jack john Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:30:48 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-18672 The same thing is happening to me, sometimes. I’ve included myself as a recipient. Sometimes the images are there, sometimes not. That would seem to indicate it is indeed “a problem with the embed process at my end”. Sending from gmail. Looking at my message in my Sent folder in gmail, same results — only the filename of the image, but no image. Any thoughts? The same thing is happening to me, sometimes. I’ve included myself as a recipient. Sometimes the images are there, sometimes not. That would seem to indicate it is indeed “a problem with the embed process at my end”.
Sending from gmail. Looking at my message in my Sent folder in gmail, same results — only the filename of the image, but no image.
Any thoughts?

]]> By: jack johnhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-18671 jack john Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:30:09 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-18671 Recently Google resolved two major issues with Gmail. It is now possible to take a screenshot and paste it directly into an email message. It is also possible to use Gmail as standard email client that pops up when a user clicks on an email link on a webpage. Follow these steps: Recently Google resolved two major issues with Gmail. It is now possible to take a screenshot and paste it directly into an email message. It is also possible to use Gmail as standard email client that pops up when a user clicks on an email link on a webpage. Follow these steps:

]]> By: Sheryl Thompsonhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-11316 Sheryl Thompson Thu, 09 Dec 2010 14:45:07 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-11316 My manager has iClippy installed and is using Gmail. He has turned on the insert pictures lab. When he tried to ctrl-V to insert a saved iClippy captured image it only provides the link to the image and not the image itself. Any suggestions as to what is going wrong? My manager has iClippy installed and is using Gmail. He has turned on the insert pictures lab. When he tried to ctrl-V to insert a saved iClippy captured image it only provides the link to the image and not the image itself. Any suggestions as to what is going wrong?

]]> By: Kevin Lucashttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-10422 Kevin Lucas Wed, 24 Nov 2010 01:38:59 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-10422 Thanks for that info. I'll drop back to attaching it as suggested. Thanks for that info. I’ll drop back to attaching it as suggested.

]]> By: webmasterhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-10419 webmaster Tue, 23 Nov 2010 21:51:48 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-10419 @Kevin: This is a Gmail bug or something else which hasn't been resolved off late. Many users have complained this, the best way to solve image problem in Gmail is to attach the image as an attachment. Do not embed it because some recepients may not be able to view it. Thanks for the comment. @Kevin: This is a Gmail bug or something else which hasn’t been resolved off late. Many users have complained this, the best way to solve image problem in Gmail is to attach the image as an attachment. Do not embed it because some recepients may not be able to view it. Thanks for the comment.

]]> By: Kevin Lucashttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-10416 Kevin Lucas Tue, 23 Nov 2010 21:47:35 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-10416 The same thing is happening to me, sometimes. I've included myself as a recipient. Sometimes the images are there, sometimes not. That would seem to indicate it is indeed "a problem with the embed process at my end". Sending from gmail. Looking at my message in my Sent folder in gmail, same results -- only the filename of the image, but no image. Any thoughts? The same thing is happening to me, sometimes. I’ve included myself as a recipient. Sometimes the images are there, sometimes not. That would seem to indicate it is indeed “a problem with the embed process at my end”.
Sending from gmail. Looking at my message in my Sent folder in gmail, same results — only the filename of the image, but no image.
Any thoughts?

]]> By: Gary Aminoffhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-8049 Gary Aminoff Sat, 18 Sep 2010 21:44:44 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-8049 Thanks Amit. I recently sent out an email to several people with an image embedded. No one could see the image. People who use Outlook for their mail client, as well as people on Yahoo or GMail. The image was not there, only a box with a red x. I resent the email with the image as an attachment and everyone got it. That must mean there is a problem with the embed process at my end, right? Thanks Amit. I recently sent out an email to several people with an image embedded. No one could see the image. People who use Outlook for their mail client, as well as people on Yahoo or GMail. The image was not there, only a box with a red x. I resent the email with the image as an attachment and everyone got it. That must mean there is a problem with the embed process at my end, right?

]]> By: Amit Banerjeehttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-8048 Amit Banerjee Sat, 18 Sep 2010 21:18:09 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-8048 @Gary: The recipient must enable viewing HTML emails - if he is using Gmail, ask him to click "Display images below". Thanks for the comment @Gary: The recipient must enable viewing HTML emails – if he is using Gmail, ask him to click “Display images below”. Thanks for the comment

]]> By: Gary Aminoffhttp://www.ampercent.com/add-screenshots-and-images-in-gmail-messages/4498/#comment-8046 Gary Aminoff Sat, 18 Sep 2010 21:04:01 +0000 http://www.ampercent.com/?p=4498#comment-8046 I am having a problem with images in GMail. I can insert the image. Before I send the email I clearly see the image. However when the recipient receives the email the image is not there. Only a small icon with a red x.Why is that? How can I send embedded images and have them received on the other end? I am having a problem with images in GMail. I can insert the image. Before I send the email I clearly see the image. However when the recipient receives the email the image is not there. Only a small icon with a red x.

Why is that? How can I send embedded images and have them received on the other end?

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