Nov 19, '03 10:25:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
Previously you had to drag to the desktop, then to the email, then remember to delete the temporary image file after the mail had been sent.
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10.3: Drag images from Safari to Mail (and elsewhere)
Nov 19, '03 10:25:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
New with Panther (or possibly a Safari update) is the ability to drag images from the browser right into an email to be sent. No temporary file on the Desktop. Of course you can drag images straight into other apps (Word, etc.), but Mail is where it really adds to my user experience.
Previously you had to drag to the desktop, then to the email, then remember to delete the temporary image file after the mail had been sent.
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But it makes them TIFFs
While this is a wonderfully easy thing to do, the drag-n-drop/clipboard manager turns the small GIF/JPEG/PNG viewable on the page into a (uncompressed?) TIFF file.
10.3: Drag images from Safari to Mail (and elsewhere)
To add to the fun, start dragging the image, activate Exposé (either with the keyboard or dragging to a screen corner), hold the image over the target window (say, a new Mail message), and, like a spring-loaded folder, it'll pop to the front and allow you to drop the image. |
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