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1. #HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 FULL SIZE#
3. #HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 BLUETOOTH#
4. #HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 7#

How to enable and disable download queries You might have to scroll down a bit to find it.Ĭlick a new folder where you'd like to save files. Launch Edge from your Start menu, desktop, or taskbar.Ĭlick the More button - it is located near the top-right corner of the window and looks like ".If you'd like to save files to a folder other than Downloads, you can change the path. When you click a file to download in Edge, it will by default save to the Downloads folder. How to choose where you save files downloaded in Edge How to enable and disable download queries.How to choose where you save files downloaded in Edge.Here's how to change Edge's download options to best suit your needs. More cautiously, move the shortcut extension to a another place (a folder called ‘Old Send to links’) so you can move it back if necessary.Microsoft Edge has a few neat options when it comes to downloading files - choose where the files are saved, and change whether or not Edge asks you what you'd like to do with a file each time you try to download.

#HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 BLUETOOTH#

I mean, how many of us send a file via Bluetooth or a fax recipient? Delete the unwanted shortcuts. The workaround is to create the email then drag and drop files into the email window to add them as attachments.ĮXTRA: if you want to shorten the Send To menu, simply edit the Send To folder mentioned above. If you select multiple files then use this shortcut you’ll get an error message. The shortcut only works for single files. In all respects it’s a plain Outlook that you can send, save as a draft or cancel like any other message. Type in the recipients, subject and text of your choice. Now you can choose a file and it’ll be attached to a blank outgoing email. In that folder create a new Shortcut item (File | New | Shortcut or use the right-click menu) and you may see a wizard:Ĭheck the Target line for the file path and switches. In XP go to: Documents and Settings SendTo

Users AppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo

#HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 7#

In Windows 7 and Vista you’ll find it at: This is where the menu shortcuts are kept. We’ll add a new item to the ‘Send to’ menu, leaving the current one untouched in case you decide to go back.įind the ‘SendTo’ folder. (The instructions given by Microsoft have the dubious ‘trifecta’ of being incomplete, out of date and wrong.) In other words, open a blank email message with the file attached and in the format you choose ready to be completed and sent.

You can fix the shortcut to go directly to Outlook without stopping, without asking silly questions, with modern formatting options and leaving you to add whatever words you like. Making a mail recipient shortcut that works for you It’s a shame the Office team don’t add an Outlook specific shortcut to bypass these limitations. In fact the Send To shortcut will work with whatever default email program is setup in Windows. This feature is actually in Windows, not Outlook. One advantage of the Windows supplied shortcut is that you can select multiple files to be attached to a single email. You have to select HTML formatting yourself. In Outlook the ‘Mail Recipient’ option defaults to a plain text message even if you have another format as the default for new messages.Sometimes you want to copy something from an existing message into the new message – bad luck – you can’t do it courtesy of clumsy choices by Microsoft. If an urgent message arrives while you’re sending a file, you can’t switch over to read it. That means you can’t switch to another Outlook window while the message is open. The Outlook message window created by the shortcut is ‘fixed’ or ‘modal’ in geek-speak (unlike a normal message pane in Outlook).More and more people want to skip this dialog and simply send the file they have, complete and untouched by Microsoft.

#HOW TO CHANGE GMAIL ATTACHMENT SETTINGS WINDOWS 10 FULL SIZE#

These days mailboxes have greatly increased the accepted size for incoming messages so it’s common to email full size images, sometimes over 5MB each. This is a typical ‘lowest common user’ choice by Microsoft – it works for very novice users but no-one else.

You can’t stop this dialog appearing, nor can you change the default ‘Medium’ setting.