Photoshop Elements automatically recognizes installed email clients such as Outlook, but it can be set up to work with web mail. It can be a little tricky setting up an email account within
Photoshop Elements 14 but I can confirm it does work with Gmail. It should also work with other web mail providers.
How to set-up Email
From the Organizer menu go to:
Edit >> Preferences >> Email (Elements Organizer
Menu on Mac OSX)
Click the New button and choose a web mail provider e.g.
Gmail, AOL, Yahoo etc. Enter a profile name and click OK.
If you choose “Other” from the Service Provider drop-down menu, you need to enter
details manually for the SMTP Server and the Port number.
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In the next dialog enter your email address, name and
password and click the “Validate” button.
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You may get a failure and a message asking you to check your
credentials and "Try Again" This often happens with Gmail because Google blocks attempts to
access your account - so check your inbox for a new message. Google prefers users to use Google’s own apps and regards
all third party software as less secure. But you can go the the link to review your devices (when signed
in to Gmail) and click the button “Turn On” which will then let you validate
your credentials within Organizer.
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After clicking Turn ON within your browser, go back to the
Organizer Email Preferences, enter the email account details again and click OK.
You should then see the message “Credentials Validates
Successfully”
https://www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps
The above instructions are specific to Gmail. For other providers, please consult their support websites to check settings and security requirements.
If you have set up 2-step verification on your Gmail/Google
account the above link will require you to set an app specific password for Photoshop Elements.
The above instructions are specific to Gmail. For other providers, please consult their support websites to check settings and security requirements.
If you are still experiencing problems, as a work-around,
try making a re-sized copy for email. From the Organizer select a thumbnail and
go to:
File >> Export As New
Choose jpeg
Choose photo size and quality
Choose a folder to save into and then click the Export
button.
Send the photo as an email attachment.
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