There is no setting, to my knowledge, for enlarging those thumbnail photos. However, if you have Windows as your OS, then you can use the Windows magnifier to make them easier to see. Here are the instructions: 1) click on the little camera in an open email blank and choose your file to view photos. 2) Now, go to the bottom left-hand side of the monitor and click on the Start button. 3) Choose All Programs (Windows XP) 4) Next choose Accessories 5) Now choose Accessibilities 6) Finally, choose Magnifier. 7) Let it open and you will have the magnified area at the top of your screen and the settings window just down a little from the top of the screen. It will follow your curser, so 8) place the curser on the picture and then look at the top of the screen. 9) Adjust the level of magnification by choosing from the magnification level dropdown in the settings menu already open. 10) Just click on the Exit button on the settings window when you are done. It might seem a long process from the above instructions, but it really isn't. Sharon Dulcich ------------------------------------ In a message dated 11/17/2009 9:11:23 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, DMGV45@aol.com writes: I have a question about inserting photos inside your e-mail letter. When you click on the little camera icon and the area comes up for choosing what photos you want to include in your mail, is there any way to make the thumbnails of the photos larger? I have a hard time seeing the photos. Thanks, Dee