iMatch 2017 can't send via outlook 2016 64bit

[rgdudley]

Since I have installed iMatch 2017 I have been unable to send pictures via outlook.  I currently have office 365 with outlook 2016 and iMatch tells me that I need to set outlook as the default email program... but that has already been done.  I believe the error may be due to the fact that my office in the 64 bit version?   What are my options for sending images via email directly from iMatch?   I reinstalled office, but that didn't help.

Richard

[Mario]

You cannot "send" files via Outlook with IMatch. IMatch directly connects to your mail server, it does not use Outlook or other email clients. I use Outlook in 64 bit myself,

and iMatch tells me that I need to set ou

When does IMatch tells you that? What is the exact message (Screen Shot)?
I'm pretty sure that I did not program such a message...

I've just successfully sent myself some messages with images from IMatch. Works great. W10 with Outlook installed.

[Kucera]

Hello,
this may necessarily fit your need, but I find it far more convenient to just drag the picture(s) from iMatch directly into my open e-mail message. No need to bother configuring the e-mail in the export panel (though mine worked fine without even having to do that).
It just depends whether one wishes to either:
a) write the message first (and drag the pic in) or
b) open the panel and drag the pics on the e-mail there, and then write your message once the mail program opens.

[Mario]

Using drag & drop of course works, with all email applications. And other applications as well.

The advantage of the built-in email export is that it can run a batch processor preset on the images before sending them (e.g. to resize them or to add a watermark) and that it can pack multiple files into a convenient ZIP archive.

[rgdudley]

Solved

I reinstalled office using the 32 bit option and now iMatch works fine with outlook.  Not really sure that was the problem if others can use the 64 bit version without a problem.

I should have gotten a screenshot of the message, but it basically told me that outlook was not the default email program (although it was).   
It may have been a windows or MS office message, I am not sure. 
Have been having other problems with outlook, so likely an MS Office problem rather than iMatch.   

[Mario]

IMatch does not use Outlook. It can work on systems without any email client program installed. IMatch communicates directly with your mail server.