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The macros will not work with the top two options that disable all macros or unsigned macros. Private Function AspectHt(ByVal origWd As Long, ByVal origHt As Long, ByVal newWd As Long) As LongĪspectHt = (CSng(origHt) / CSng(origWd)) * newWdįirst: You need to have macro security set to the lowest setting, Enable all macros during testing. If objInsp.EditorType = olEditorWord Then ' 13 cm wide while preserving aspect ratio ' make all images (both inline and floating) You'll need to set a reference to the Word Object Model in the VB Editor's Tools > References. The picture size (in CM) is set in this line: This screenshot shows the original image size and the size after running the macro, with the picSize value set to 13:

Select the images(s) or entire message.

On the opened message's ribbon or menus: Go to Actions, Edit Message (Actions is in the Move section of the ribbon).

To test the macro, select a message containing large images and press Ctrl+C to copy the message then press Ctrl+V several times to make copies of the message, so you have plenty of messages to work with as you determine the best size for your needs. To use this macro, you need to open the message and enable Editing. I put bits of his macro together with my Format Selected Text macro to resize selected images in a message. Step 6: Click the OK (or Close) button to exit the dialog box.A few days earlier another user posted a sample macro he needed help with his macro resized images. Step 5: In the new dialog box, go to the Scale section on the Size tab, and you can specify the percent of both Height and Width according to your needs, for example 30%. Step 4: Right click the inserted picture, and select the Size and Position (or Size in Outlook 2007) in the right-clicking menu. Step 3: In the popping up Insert Picture dialog box, please find out and select pictures, and click the Insert button. Note: The Picture button will be gray until you put the cursor in the body of message. Step 2: Insert pictures in the message body with clicking the Picture button on the Insert tab.

In Outlook 2007, please click the File > New > Mail Message, or just clicking the New button in the Ribbon.

In Outlook 20, please click the New E-mail button on the Home tab in Mail view.

This section will help you solve this problem, and reduce the size of inserted photos in message body easily. However, the photos may be too large for recipients to view regularly. Most of time, you may layout photos in the body of messages directly, which make your messages much attractive. Reduce the size of photos in message body

Note: If you check the option of Show when attaching files, the Attachment Pane will come out automatically when you attach pictures in your composing messages. Step 5: Go to the Picture Options section in the Attachment Options pane, please click the Select Picture size: box, and select one of picture sizes based on your needs. Step 4: Click the arrow button at the bottom-right corner in the Include group on Insert tab to activate the Attachment Options pane. Step 1: Create a new message with clicking the File > New > Mail Message, or just clicking the New button in the Ribbon. This section will guide you to resize attached pictures automatically in Microsoft Outlook 2007. Note: This method will resize big attached photos at a maximum of 1024x768 pixels in Outlook 20. Step 6: Compose your email message and send it.

Step 5: Now please check the option of Resize large images when I send this message. Step 4: In the Message window, click the File > Info. Step 3: In the popping up Insert File dialog box, please find out and select pictures, and click the Insert button. Step 2: In the message window, please click the Attach File button on the Insert tab. Step 1: Create a new message with clicking the New- Email button on the Home tab in the Mail view. This section will talk about resizing big attached photos which you added by Insert > Attach File in message window in Outlook 20.