Emailing folders
PC using windows XP pro
Email: Hotmail
Laptop Windows 7 Ultimate
obviously hotmail as well.
How to send a FOLDER containing Jpeg pics by email rather than having to attach each Jpeg picture individually which is not only time consuming (20) but a pain in the arse and might end up with repeditive strain injury on fingers and can't sue myself or the receiver.
Many thanks in anticipation of a solution.

Bob, November 2011

Not just hotmail. Most web mails and e-mail clients don't allow attaching a folder. They only allow attaching individual files.

Another possibility using e-mail: Put all the images to be sent in a ZIP archive, or any other format available to you as TAR, 7z, BH, ARJ, RAR,..., and send the archive.

If the computers are at the same location, there is an even beter option:
Connect them over a local area network (LAN), set a folder on one of the computers as shared.
It can be whired or wi-fi as best fits your situation.

It CAN be the actual folder containing the images you want to transfert, or the folder that is destined to receive them.

If the folder is on the laptop, from the desktop, drag and drop the images to the shared folder.

If it's on the desktop, COPY the images there (not needed IF the original folder is the shared one).
Next, from the laptop, open the shared folder and drag the images to where you want them.

There is no real risk involved as ONLY the shared folder is ever visible to any other computer, and then, only to those connected to the same LAN.

Electro, November 2011

Wow! Thanks for your quick respons d will give it a go as must get them over today.

Bob, November 2011

it would appear hotmail will not let you send a folder...if you want to stay with hotmail, why not try clicking on 1st photo ,holding shift and click on last, to highlight them all at once

d, November 2011