How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

You don't. Once you've squeezed data out of a picture, it's gone.

The resize/resample feature in some image manipulation programs (such as
IrfanView) can give you a larger image, smoothing out some of the jaggies as
they do so, but it will not be of as good a resolution as the original
image.

Always, when modifying an image, save to a new file - keep your original.

Val

"Glenfelik" <Glenfelik@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

You don't. Once you've squeezed data out of a picture, it's gone.

The resize/resample feature in some image manipulation programs (such as
IrfanView) can give you a larger image, smoothing out some of the jaggies as
they do so, but it will not be of as good a resolution as the original
image.

Always, when modifying an image, save to a new file - keep your original.

Val

"Glenfelik" <Glenfelik@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

You don't. Once you've squeezed data out of a picture, it's gone.

The resize/resample feature in some image manipulation programs (such as
IrfanView) can give you a larger image, smoothing out some of the jaggies as
they do so, but it will not be of as good a resolution as the original
image.

Always, when modifying an image, save to a new file - keep your original.

Val

"Glenfelik" <Glenfelik@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A0E97690-96F2-4BFD-A11F-22F9425892C8@microsoft.com...
How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

You don't. Once you've squeezed data out of a picture, it's gone.

The resize/resample feature in some image manipulation programs (such as
IrfanView) can give you a larger image, smoothing out some of the jaggies as
they do so, but it will not be of as good a resolution as the original
image.

Always, when modifying an image, save to a new file - keep your original.

Val

"Glenfelik" <Glenfelik@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

You don't. Once you've squeezed data out of a picture, it's gone.

The resize/resample feature in some image manipulation programs (such as
IrfanView) can give you a larger image, smoothing out some of the jaggies as
they do so, but it will not be of as good a resolution as the original
image.

Always, when modifying an image, save to a new file - keep your original.

Val

"Glenfelik" <Glenfelik@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

Lossy compression is a one-way process. Like dogfood through a dog. It
can't be undone. Not by anything.

Glenfelik wrote:
> How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

Lossy compression is a one-way process. Like dogfood through a dog. It
can't be undone. Not by anything.

Glenfelik wrote:
> How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

Lossy compression is a one-way process. Like dogfood through a dog. It
can't be undone. Not by anything.

Glenfelik wrote:
> How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

Lossy compression is a one-way process. Like dogfood through a dog. It
can't be undone. Not by anything.

Glenfelik wrote:
> How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?

Lossy compression is a one-way process. Like dogfood through a dog. It
can't be undone. Not by anything.

Glenfelik wrote:
> How Do I Uncompress a Picture in Microsoft Outlook Picture Manager?