Setting Picture Wrapping Style in Outlook 2003 and previousĬhanging the picture wrapping style in Outlook 2003 and previous requires you to have Word set as your E-mail Editor (Tools-> Options…-> tab Other)Īfter inserting an image or when having an image selected, you should see the Picture toolbar. Setting the image wrapping style via the Ribbon in Outlook 2010.

In the Arrange section there is a Dog icon which allows you to set the text wrapping style to Top and Bottom. In the Ribbon, a contextual tab group called Picture Tools should now become visible which holds a Format tab. The quickest way to change the wrapping style of an image is to right click on it and choose Īnother way to do it would be to select the image. Setting Picture Wrapping Style in Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 You can overcome this by setting the wrapping style of the image to “Top and Bottom”. Any manually set height/width dimensions for the image are ignored. As images cannot be “wrapped” it is being resized instead. This will make Outlook wrap the image just as if it was text, which means it is based on the width of the window. How can I prevent Outlook from automatically resize these images and force it to always display it in full size?īy default, the wrapping style of an image is set to “In Line with Text”. However, when the messages are being received, Outlook automatically resizes these images based upon the width of the Reading Pane making them impossible to read without opening the message and/or resize message window (which not everyone is aware of). I often embed screenshots or paste Excel tables as pictures (Windows Metafile) into my messages and they look good when composing.

Resize image based on screen size