How do I insert a graphic from an e-mail I recieve, into an e-mail that I'm sending?
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Just click on "Forward" and delete unwanted things in the email,(dont delelte the graphics) and add any new message for your friend and send it.\nBut for forwarding graphics, you must have enabled HTML in your email program. Outlook Express doesn't support HTML graphics but Microsoft Outlook does. And all internet email programs like yahoo, google support HTML. \nAs far as I know, only Outlook Express and Lotus Notes does not support HTML graphics.
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ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
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send it to a folder of your choice
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Why would you want to? Unless anyone who you send that email to has the exact same font installed, it won't work.
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u have photoshop or paint/paint shop pro?   put em in there and hit "insert>Text/textbox" or the like
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there is a save a copy button in the top left hand corner of the screen click that save it and then send and e-mail and attach the file like any other
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compose a new email and attach the pic file from the disc with that email. \nsend the email\nthat is the simplest way to send pictures via email.
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If you are using Outlook, here's a workaround to your problem.  First of all, make sure your e-mail is in HTML format.  Secondly, make sure the image is a .gif or .jpg.  Thirdly, save the .gif or .jpg on  your hard drive and then open it with a browser, such as internet explorer.  Then right-click "copy" and then "paste" into e-mail.  A pain I know.
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Ok, usually when you attach a .jpg image it will show up at the bottom of the message even if the image is just an attachment. If you want to see it at the bottom of the message yourself, then find the feature that allows you to with your mail provider.\nWhat do you have?\n(Click add details to specify what provider you use)
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No can do.  But can be worked around with other methods.  For a picture to be put in an e-mail it either has to be 1. attached on the message, or 2. available on the web to link to.\n\nIf you want to use #2, then post the picture someplace like your personal pictures in My Yahoo, get the URL to the picture, and then put this in your e-mail\n<img src='..theurltoyourpic..'> Or use your e-mail's URL linking ability if it has that option.\n\nThat's a basic how to, and many e-mail programs won't allow you to do this, so don't expect it to work well.
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change your e-mail setting into html, than u could create some html syntax to add background from some picture source, examples: photobucket
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Save the picture as a JPEG, BMP, or GIF and attach it as an attachment through your email. You can also embed the picture in your actual email using some of the beta programs many emails are offering. For example: Yahoo is offering a Yahoo Photos beta where it allows you to embed your photos in your message, this takes up less space and also lets your pals view it without downloading it.
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I don't think characters like that can be sent over email. Have you tried going into MS Word typing it in there (insert > symbol) and copying it to Outlook?
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What you want to do is fairly complex and would require extensive HTML / script coding experience.\n\nThat said, the way you make an HTML e-mail letter with images is to basically have your images, etc. stored on a Web server that allows hotlinking.\n\nFor example, suppose you company's Web server is located at http://www.mycompany.com/ and you store your newsletter images in a folder named newsletter.\n\nThen, if this was the HTML text of your newsletter, you would be able to see the images:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<title>Newsletter</title>\n</head>\n<body>\n<h4>Hello World!</h4>\n<p>This is our new newsletter. Hope you like it.</p>\n<img src="http://www.mycompany.com/newsletter/image.jpg" />\n<br />\n</body>\n</html>\n\nIn other words, you simply edit the body text of your newsletter to be in HTML, using absolute addressing for all links, then send that to the recipients.\n\nThis may help you more:\n\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com/article/code-html-email-newsletters
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Well you have an option to export the e-mails from your inbox intro a database file (you'll have to choose the type). After this operation is done, save it on a removabel and, now using the mail-program from XP import the file you just created.
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yes. Im also facing this problem when I receive mails with Embedded images.\n\nIn such a case, ask the sender to resend the images as atatched files and not as Embedded images as yahoo doen't support that sometimes.
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right on the pic\n"save as" \nthen in your e-mail -- click "add attachment"\nwill get a list of things to add. this pic. should\nbe one of your choices