I want to include pictures in the body of my e-mail, how do I do that?
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It depends if you have outlook - and you make word your email editor - all you have to do is go to insert, picture, from file - find the picture that you want to embed (you must do this were you are typing your message not at the attachment location.) then insert.  You can even size the picture by double clicking the picture once it is embedded into your e-mail.   If you have aol - all you have to do is copy and paste into the message (where you are typing again not attachment).  Have fun....
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There are 3 ways of doing it- \n1. You attach it to your email. You go to attach files and you select the pic and click ok.\n2. You open the picture file. You copy it to your email message.\n3. You go to yahoo.com and create an album, the address of which can be forwarded to your friends.
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to send a picture, right click on the one you want to send, then go to e-mail picture.  from there it will open your mail server & prompt you to create an e-mail.  then it will attach the picture for you.
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put the disc in the computer then highlight the pics you want. Right click and click "copy" and paste the files in any other folder. When you go to your email click attach and choose the pics you want to send. Then send ur email
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u ll c something like <body ....>\n\nput \n\n<body background="http://<<link of ur pic>>.jpg" ..... >
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at the bottom of the email look for "Show HTML Graphics" at the bottom of the message, then click that. should show pictures then.
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My Documents is not a web browser.  If you want to send someone a picture just use your e-mail account.  Depending on which account you have you need to attach the picture to the file.  Some e-mail accounts allow you to drag the picture directly onto the letter.  Others ask you to use the ATTACH feature where you select BROWSE, select the picture from whatever file it may be in, then UPLOAD.  One of my ISP's (Internet Service Providers) also requires me to tell the program when I am finished attaching files or photos or whatever.  You might be limited to the size of a file or attachment.  In some cases I have been able to send several small files or just one or two larger files.  It all depends on your ISP.\n\nIf you have any further questions please feel free to ask me.  :)
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If you don't care what mail client you use I do know that Yahoo email has Yahoo photo mail you can insert photos from your comp into the e-mail message itself. Yahoo e-mail and photo mail is also free. It works great for me, maybe this will work for you ? Here is a link. \n\nhttp://photomail.mail.yahoo.com/
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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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They must have their email settings to show pics and yours must be set also\n\nIn the mail\nGo to Tools---Options---send---Check HTML settings for mail format---than click on settings---Check the boxes for sending pics
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all depends on the format of the pics jttp and your e mail account,if you use outlook check tools, if not look for the help on your e mail account
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Well to start off, I would highly recommend not using Outlook Express because its hard to work with sometimes.\n\n But when you are reading the message, look for a small paper-clip near the subject of the persons message. Also some people have it set to allow images to be displayed within the E-mail itself.\n\n You can also try to going to google and search for this:\nDownloading image attatchments in Outlook Express
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click on it then save it if you have im you say email folder then what you saved will come up then you click on it then email it!\nget im and you can do it!
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(1) Save the pictures in a the original email to their own folder.\n\n(2) Compose a new email to just the recipients you want. Attach the pictures from the folder you saved them on.\n\n(3) Send\n\nInstead of forwarding the email with attachments (which will also forward the previous headers with others' emails on them, you're simple composing a new message and re-attaching the pictures so you send just what you want to send.
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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.
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It depends on which email service you use.  If you are using hotmail, gmail, or yahoo, it should automatically detect the photo attachment and show a tiny preview of the photo.  \n\nIf you email allows for html, you can type the following:\n\n<img src="address of the picture" alt="" height="152" width="21" border="0">\n\nYou can host your picture on photobucket (which is free).. and then use the html code they provide .. which looks like the code I provided.. You just have to modify the name of where the picture is hosted, and the width and the height of the picture.
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In ten easy to follow steps\n1 save them as anything you want.\n2 go to your email and click on compose\n3 click on attach files\n4 click on browse\n5 go to the folder your pictures are in\n5 click on your picture (if more than 1, repeat steps 4,5 on different pictures)\n6 click on attach\n7 type in the "to"\n8 type in the "subject"\n9 type in message \n10 click on send