Electronics

[glb613]

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@Lilysmom wrote:

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@glb613 wrote:

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@Lilysmom wrote:

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@glb613 wrote:

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@Lilysmom wrote:

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@glb613 wrote:

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@gardenman wrote:

Well, that was easy. Come back anytime! I love problems that fix themselves.

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It would be nice and very helpful if posters would share what fixed the problem. 

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Two fixes, the first being to delete pictures in an email that were too large and a restart of the computer.  So simple.  My friend was so happy to be able to communicate with his European friends again.  His was an Apple desktop computer.

Merry Christmas @glb613 et al!  LM

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Thanks for posting back.  You never know who is reading and may learn the simple that fixed your problem.  BTW, it's easy to resize a photo to make it easier to send and recieve. 

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@glb613, yes, I saw the small box to resize on the apple computer.  It was a really nice computer ... Had me thinking I might do that next time I buy a computer ... I know those who own them like them.  Wondering if they are worth the extra $... LM

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I have an iMac, MacBook Pro, iPad and iPhone.  I didn't find it easy to learn the Apple operating system at first but, they say those who know Windows well have problems.   Are they worth the extra cost?  Yes.  Is there a learning curve?  Yes.  Would I buy another Mac computer?  Yes. 

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Good answer Gail.  I think I will check this out next time I am ready to buy a new laptop.  Does using iPad and iPhone help with the transition?

Happy New Year!  LM

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It didn't help me.  That doesn't mean it won't help you.  I'm a desktop type of gal.  I use my iMac more than the other devices put together.  I like having a 27" screen to view everything I do on a computer.  I have my computer in my living room instead of an office or back room.  This may not work for most people but, it works for me.