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Resize image when emailing from iPad

February 17, 2016 by virdih

On iPhone, when you email a picture, a pop up will ask if you want to send that picture as Small, Medium, Large or the Original size. All these different image sizes have different sizes (kilobytes to megabytes) depending upon the selected option.

Resize image when emailing from iPad

You can follow the below procedure to resize image when emailing from iPad. I have picked up an existing email and forward it for demonstration purposes only.

  1. Open the email program, select the email and select Forward
    resize image when emailing from iPad - forward
  2. Select Include “Include Attachments From Original Message” popupreimage picture on ipad-ipad include
  3. Fill in To: and Subject fields
    On Cc/Bcc field, look to the right where it says image: 14.6MB (the size will vary depending on the attached image). Tap the Cc/Bcc line to expand itresize image when emailing from iPad- cc-bcc
  4. Now you will see Image Size Options: Small, Medium, Large and Actual Size. Tap one of the buttons to shrink the photo size. In the example I have selected Mediumreimage picture on ipad-ipad image size options
  5. Now go ahead and tap Send button.

 

 

iPad Error Message:Cannot Send Mail-The message was rejected by the server

resize image when emailing from iPad - cannot send mail error

If you are trying to emailing pictures as attachment or forwarding an email with attachments and you get an error message “Cannot send Mail: The message was rejected by the server” then most likely the issue is with the attachment size.

You can simply apply the above mentioned procedure to resize the attached picture and you will not see the above error message. The good thing is the selected image size stays while you send the other emails.

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  1. virdih says

    July 8, 2016 at 10:23 am

    Thank you Amit.

  2. home says

    December 19, 2016 at 11:53 pm

    nice article

    • virdih says

      December 22, 2016 at 6:02 pm

      Thank you.

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