
To e-mail your displayed AutoCollage, click on the E-Mail
button. AutoCollage 2008 will make a temporary copy of your AutoCollage, invoke your e-mail editor, and create a new e-mail message with your AutoCollage attached. You can fill in the rest of the e-mail and send it.
Note that some e-mail clients will require you to send or cancel the new e-mail before you can interact with AutoCollage again, so don't use the 'e-mail' option unless you plan to immediately send the AutoCollage via e-mail.
The AutoCollage e-mail option has been tested with Outlook, Outlook Express, and Windows Mail. If it isn't compatible with your e-mail client, you can still e-mail AutoCollages by saving the AutoCollage, then manually attaching the saved AutoCollage to an email message.