I received an email with an attachment.  It's photo but it is in html format.  How do I decode it and convert it into a jpeg or other picture viewable file.  I'm lost.  Please help me figure it out.  I appreciate your help.
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What is HTML To Image (Html2Image)?\nHTML to Image can parse web sites and save a screenshot of the page in GIF, JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF or other formats. You can choose to capture the entire page, or a thumbnail image of a specified size, and save it to a local folder. The program can also batch process URLs from a text file and automatically parse a large number of sites. HTML To Image runs as a standalone executable (no install) and also as a local server, allowing you to generate a thumbnail via query string from your web browser. This is one of the best HTML to image converters. \n\nCreate thumbnail image. For example, see the generated thumbnail image for www.nbc.com.
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i think you can try downloading yahoophotomail that will allow you to just drag and drop the pics into the body of your email.
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right click on it, save image as....\nAttach it to an email...\nvoila!!!
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you can insert a jpeg into an html page - but as html is only instructions on placement etc, you dont convert it - just use html to tell it what, where and how big you want it to be
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maybe the person who send you the attachments didn't do it properly.  Therefore, the .jpg files are corrupted and you can see them.  If there is not the case, then try to download them. The other choice you get is to use a gmail account....You don't have to download anything. The picture will open in a different window.
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Instead of forwarding the email as an attachment, have u tried forwarding as inline text? That allows u to edit the original email.\n\nJust click the down arrow beside the forward button.
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You may have a setting turned on in your preferences within Yahoo.  Check into it.  Otherwise the picture may simply not transmit well online.  The link may be protected or broken for the image.  Try to get another attachment form a friend and see if that works.
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Most email reading software, either traditional software or web-based, just shows you what the sender sent. It won;t automatically convert a small picture into a bigger one.\n\nYears ago, digital cameras and scanners could not get the resolution to be as fine a detail as we can today. The more detail (pixellation, etc), the bigger the file. So people are probably sending smaller images because the file size required for a larger image is too big to send in an email. I have seen some pictures get up to 80MB.  Most companies and ISP's restrict the maximum size of the email you are allowed to send.\n\nI'm sure there are other possibilities but this is a good place to start.
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You might try sending it to some account that you'd read from the internet (ex. Yahoo or Gmail). Sometimes I had similar problems, but never when reading attachment from internet mail accounts.\nMost of the time, I think it occurs when you have a programme like Outlook, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc. That can't understand your sender's mail format.
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Sorry, but thats just how yahoo handles embedded images. Unless you upgrade to MAIL PLUS on yahoo, there are no other options for viewing embedded messages because the way yahoo preferences are setup, they are very limited.
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The mail address is : mail@cc.yahoo-inc.com\n\nBtw, the attachment you talked about is a virus file. There is a good chance that the message did not come from Yahoo at all. Check the header and see if the domain key verfied it to come from yahoo.
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keep it in word format and attach it to the email.  this way they can print it up and it will keep the original properties that the person already had.  \n\nThis is only if the sender had sent it to you with Word... if they just copy and pasted it in to the body - I would ask them to resend it if they have the original in WORD.
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you should be able to attach the photo to your free yahoo email without needing to upgrade. make sure you're attaching your photos as files. if the format is .jpg or .gif, chances are good that anyone will be able to view it. if that doesn't work, then perhaps the problem is on the recipients end.\n\nyahoo has 2 services to share photos with if that doesn't work. Y! Photos and Flickr.
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What kind of question is this?!?! Don't you ever use email? You can send whatever you want. I get attachments that are 2-3 Mb with no problem, whatsoever. I bet a simple text file should be 20 K and should pose no problem at all.
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if the picture received is on yahoo mail and you are not able to see it, then 99% it has been removed because it contained a virus. (yes, a virus) so dont even bother to open those files. \neven tho it was sent from known sources, if it is on yahoo and has been removed, then it had virus.\n\n--x--
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You Must Know The Format Of That Attachment.\n\nIf Your PC Has The Same Program To Read That Format\nThen No Problem.\nOtherwise You Must Install That Program First.\n\nmail to abrly, if u need more clarifications!!!\n\nabrly@yahoo.com
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About the easiest way to do this is to open the email message, highlight the entire message, and copy it into a program that will handle text, pictures, etc.  I use MSWord, but other similar programs will work.