how do i e-mail something from the web?
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If it's on the web, send the URL.  You can find the url of the image by right-clicking it and going to 'Properties'. then copy and paste the full address in your email body.  The recipient of the email will either see it as a link, or have to copy and paste it into the address bar of a browser to view it.  If the email client the recipient uses is capable of html graphics, use the following code <img src="URL OF IMAGE">
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Som email client let you simply code in html. This is the most logical way. \n\nIf you cant code html use a design program first then just view the source and copy it accross\n\n\nSite Admin - 3doms.com\nTechSupport@3doms.com
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have them send it to another email address
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you can simply click on Actions from the toolbar and then click on send an email.how easy :)
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Assuming that you have a Yahoo! ID, log into Yahoo mail (http://mail.yahoo.com/). Select "Compose" from the menu.\nThis will bring up a form you can fill in to create the e-mail. Enter the e-mail address of the person to who you wish to send the e-mail. Enter a subject (where indicated), then enter the message you wish to send and then click on "send".
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You can use any of the free email clients such as \n\nhttp://mail.yahoo.com\nwww.gmail.com (you need to be invited for this)\nwww.hotpop.com\nwww.hotmail.com\nwww.mymail.com\nwww.postoffice.com
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Go  to yahoo.com and sent up an e-mail accout.
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Just attach your html file as an attachment. Normally the receiver will see the file directly on openning the mail.
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Yes, Yahoo mail.  Just create email lists in Yahoo, and put all their addresses on it, send the message to that list with the newsletter attached, and you're golden.
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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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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Download and use Thunderbird, the e-mail client from the guys who made FireFox web browser.  Good stuff!
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There have a api call JavaMail API. u can go to the site http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/ to get the api and doc. It's pretty easy to use.
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http://www.ypopsemail.com\nthat's what i use.
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Try these:\nhttps://webmail.twcny.rr.com/\nhttp://www.mail2web.com/
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There are two methods:-\n1 - By Mail client :\nPut this in HTML\n<A HREF="mailto:name@server.com?SUBJECT=This is the subject&BODY=This is the body">Send e-mail</A>\nThis code will open Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express to send the e-mail\n2 - By Server-Side :\nBy ASP programming language\nlook at http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_send_email.asp
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Go to e-mail section on the net, click on compose and type in address then your letter then send.\nWhen you receive an e-mai; add to your address book.\nOr go into your address book and type your e-mail addresses in