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BridgeCS4Emailer

By dfranzen_adobe November 03, 2008
7,935 Downloads

Rating = 314 votes


BridgeCS4Emailer

* Setup Instructions After installing the extension, you must setup the E-mail preferences before you can send mail. 1. Cmd/Ctrl+K to open Bridge preferences. 2. Open the E-Mail preference panel. 3. Fill in the Required fields. You can choose from 2 ways to send E-mail. You can use a desktop E-mail client (Mac Only), or have the script talk directly to your ISP's E-Mail (POP and SMTP) servers. E-Mail Client Option (Mac Only) 1. Click the "Send E-Mail Using..." check box to select this option. 2. Use the "Locate" button to find your E-mail client on Disk. Mac most E-mail clients should work (I know that Apple's Mail and Microsoft's Entourage do). Mail Server Option * E-Mail Server Name -- The fully qualified domain name for your mail server. Check with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for the name of their mail server. * User Name -- The user name you use to authorize access to the mail server. It may or may not be the same as your E-mail address. * Do Not Save my Password in Preferences -- Click this if you don't want the extension to store your E-Mail password in preferences. * Password -- The password for the user name on the mail server. * Default Sender Address -- The "From" address to use when sending E-mails. You can change this before sending each mail: this sets a default. * Use Custom Port Numbers. If you need to use POP or SMTP port numbers other than the standard port numbers to communicate with your mail server, you can enter them here. Inside Adobe, leave them set to the defaults. * How to Send E-Mail There are two ways to send E-mail from a Bridge window. First, select the Thumbnails for the files you want to send. Next, right/control+click on the selected Thumbnails and pick "E-Mail" or select "E-Mail" from the Output icon menu in the tool bar. After the E-mail document appears, enter the To and From E-mail addresses and write subject line and a short message. If you didn't enter your password in the E-Mail preferences, enter it now. Click on Send to start sending the files via E-mail, or hit cancel to stop. As the E-mail is sent, status messages appear in the Bridge window's status bar. Until the E-mail is done, you won't be able to use Bridge. There is no cancel. * Known Limitations - Supports only ASCII plain text in messages and subject lines. - The E-mail can't be sent in the background; you just have to wait for it to finish before you can do anything else with Bridge. - There is no cancel button to stop sending E-mail once it's in progress. - May not work with all E-Mail servers, including some that require SMTP AUTH. - E-mail client option only works on Mac, and may not work with all desktop E-mail clients.

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License: Open Source
Language: English
Cost: Free
Platform: Win | Mac
File format: MXP | 2.3 MB

Additional extension information

Author: dfranzen_adobe
Author website: Not available
Date published: November 03, 2008
Approval: None
Compatible product(s): Bridge CS4

Reviews

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Mateusz David 13-Apr-11 Rating = 1

It's a great idea but USELESS without supporting SMTP Authorization. For example it's impossible to use gmail.com account.
I don't want to use any email client, it would be lovely if it be able to send email simple via SMTP (with SSL).

John Baker 14-Jan-11 Rating = 1

Downloaded this, and was very careful when setting up my email settings. Yep, it won't work.

The thing is, WHY IS THIS NOT STANDARD in all versions of Bridge?!!

We all pay big bucks for a complete package, yet we have to go Googling for add-ons.

Ridiculous!

I had to do the same for the web gallery a few weeks ago, yet at one time in was a standard feature.

Ludicrous!

Wake up Adobe. Don't keep biting the hand that feeds you.

greenbluewave 17-Aug-10 Rating = 4

This is great, does this work for CS5 or do we need an update?

Tobyman01ar 12-Aug-10 Rating = 1

Running IMAC Intel with Snow Leopard O/S 10.6.4, PSE 8.0 for MAC and Adobe Bridge 3.0.0.464, and I have the latest version of Adobe Extension Manager installed. When I try to install the BridgeCS4Emailer.mxp file I get the message "This extension cannot be installed, it requires Bridge Version 3.0 or later." Bridge shows it is at version 3.0.0.464. ?? Any help would be appreciated.

heronsong 12-May-10 Rating = 1

Adobe has never since come up with an organizer that came anywhere near the ease of use and functionality of Photoshop Album 2.0. It organized well, had an excellent mini-editor, and among other things automatically re-sized images for email and let me use my email client, Eudora, with no problems. I have been using it (with some difficulty) with several versions of PSE, but it seems to have an image size limitation that renders it useless for higher resolution cameras. Since this utility does not resize pictures or allow me to use my email client, it is useless to me. I will never understand why Adobe seems to continually discard useful features as it puts out new products. What CS does is great, but why can it no longer do things that its ancient ancestors did with ease?

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