how can i attach a file inside a message in outlook?
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When creating a message, click on the little "paper clip" next to the "Send" button then select the file you want to include.
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To send it as an attached file, click on "attach file" in your email program. Look over the files list for the one you want.\nOr to put it in the body of your email, open the file and use copy and paste. To do that, at the beginning of the document, left click and hold your mouse button, drag your cursor from the top left to the bottom right of the document, release the mouse button, press and hold down the 'Ctrl' key on your keyboard and type the 'c' key. Release the 'Ctrl' key. \nOpen your email and click on "Compose". When the compose window opens, address it, click in the message area, press and hold "Ctrl" and type the "v" key. The file will be pasted into the message area. Add any message you need to, sign it and put a subject for the email in the area provided. Click "Send".
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Just select the attach files option and browse to appropriate folder and select the file and click add these files .\nExact details depend on what mail you are using.
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You can only include a certain number of characters in each message, so you will have to either copy and paste it in sections, or you could save it to a .txt file and send it.
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using yahoo mail is easy just click on download attachments than click save if u want the file to be saved in your computer so that you can modify it later or you can just click it as a read only document
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use outlook express to do that. you can copy and paste images in the mail content over there.
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in outlook go to tools>options>mail format
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I am assuming that you are referring to the Mail attachments for Yahoo! Mail. Here is how you can proceed :-\n1) Click the 'Compose' button in Y! Mail.\n\n2) Above your message text, you will find a button 'Attach Files'. Click it.\n\n3) Now, you can browse your computer & find your desired file.\n\n4) Double click on your file or Single click & then click 'open'.\n\n5) Now, proceed by clicking 'Attach file' again. Your file will be scanned & attached.\n\n6) Now, click 'continue to message'\n\nMission Accomplished!!
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In Outlook Express:\n\nFile\nImport\n\nIn Outlook:\nFile\nExport
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Depending on your email server,you can attach the files to the message,or copy and past them on the message screen.
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You can basically just DROP them in the text field for the message. However, to do this, the images must reside on an internet server, and be accessible directly (i.e. typing www.site.us/picture.jpg would open the appropriate image in your browser).\n\nIf you have the pictures already uploaded and if they can be accessed directly, open two instances of Internet Explorer (or any other browser which supports the rich text formatting in the text box), and shrink them so as they both fit in the screen. Have your "Compose Mail" page opened in one of the windows, and the image in the other one.\n\nNow drag the image from one window into the message text box of the other one.
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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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Outlook Express might be protecting you from what it sees as a dodgy attachment, or you may not have the right file associations. Instead save it, and then right click on the file and choose a program to launch it. And hope it's not a virus.
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With the cursor in the body of the e-mail (this is where you type your message), click the paper clip thingy at the top of the screen.  Navigate and click on the file you wish to attach to the e-mail.  Click "attach" and you should see an additional "Attachment" line directly under the "Subject" line.  Hope this helps.
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It really depends on what you use for email, but there should be a "Attach file" or similarly named button. You just hit that button and browse to the file you want to attach. It may not be a problem on your end, some web based emails don't let you receive attachments, or only let you receive attachments below a certain file size.
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A text attachment is just that -- a text file attached to an e-mail message.\n\nSome e-mail programs will automatically display certain MIME (attachment) types, such as text, images, etc. Most will display attached text files inline, but a few won't.\n\nFor example, you can drag a JPG into an Outlook Express message an it will show right in the body of the message, but it's still an attachment. That's just the way Outlook Express does things.
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Use Winzip or something similar to compress all the files into one folder which you can attach to you email. You have to keep in mind what the attachment size limit is on both your email server as well as that of the person you are sending it to.