Adobe Elements Organizer 9 - Manual (Page 173)

169 USING ELEMENTS 9 ORGANIZER
Printing and sharing photos
Last updated 9/12/2011
Export contact information to vCard files (Windows only)
1 In the Media Browser or Date view choose Edit > Contact Book. Select a contact by clicking it. To select more than
one contact, Ctrl-click each contact.
2 Click Export vCard.
3 In the Browse For Folder dialog box, choose a destination for the vCard file, and then click OK.
Send photos by e-mail
1 Select a photo in the Media Browser or Date view, click the Share tab, and then click the E-mail
Attachments button.
Note: If you are e-mailing a photo for the first time, you are asked to confirm the e-mail service you want to use. Confirm
your choice and click OK.
2 To add more items to the e-mail, select them in the Media Browser, then click the Add button .
Note: You can also remove items by selecting them in the Items list, and then clicking the Remove button .
3 Choose an option from the Maximum Photo Size menu, and use the Quality slider to adjust image clarity.
4 Click Next.
5 Type a message in the Message text box.
6 Select recipients of the e-mail by clicking a name in the Select Recipients list (the names you see are from your
contact book).
Note: You also have the option of not selecting any recipients and later entering the addresses when the e-mail message
appears.
If tags are attached to your photos, they are included when you e-mail your photos. Recipients who use
Elements
Organizer can import the photos with tags attached to their catalogs. The Favorites and Hidden tags are
never included when photos are e-mailed.
7 Click Next.
Elements Organizer generates the message and then opens the e-mail application specified in the Sharing Preferences.
If Elements Organizer doesn’t support your preferred e-mail application, attach the file manually. See your e-mail
application’s help for information about attaching files to an e-mail.
Send a photo using Photo Mail (Windows only)
Photo Mail embeds a photo into the body of an e-mail. You can choose from several colorful stationery background
patterns to customize the e-mail. Other layout options include sizes for your photos, color and style choices for the
stationery you choose, and different layout arrangements if you’re sending multiple photos.
1 Do one of the following:
• Select a photo in the Media Browser or Date view, and then click Share then Photo Mail.
• In Full Edit or Quick Fix, open the photo that you want to e-mail. Click Share in the shortcuts bar, then
Photo Mail.
2 The first time you e-mail a photo, you are prompted to confirm the e-mail service you want to use. Confirm your
choice and then click Next.
3 Select recipients for the e-mail by doing one of the following:
• Select a name from the Select Recipients list (the names you see are from your contact book).