how to email 40 pictures using yahoo mail?
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You could compress them using a program like winzip, then just send the one file and let the receivers decompress them.  Makes it quicker and easier.
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copy the pictures and paste it in any folder of ur choice and the you can send it by email as attachments
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put it in attachments.\nor upload on yahoo! photos and send the link by email.
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maybe the file is too big that exceeds the quota of the e-mail you want to send. if you're sending pictures, try sending it one by one.
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u can use YPops! (get it from http://ypopsemail.com) to get your Yahoo email using Outlook or other email programs.\n\nbtw thanks for another 2 points ... lol
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You have to use Outlook or Outlook express or whatever email program is on your computer to insert images into the email, rather than as attachments.\n\nThe problem with using Yahoo arises in that you are using their servers in Washington to send email, but the picture you want to send is on your computer in another state. The only way to get the two together is to upload the picture as an attachment.\n\nWith Outlook, simply start a new email message, then click on Insert, then browse for the picture, and click OK. Voila, the picture is inserted into the email.
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go to www.photobucket.com and sign up for a free account, then upload the images you want to send. It will give you the link to in and use <img src="INSERT LINK TO PICTURE HERE"> and there ya go.
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put poeems and pics in a file and upload them to your bog email me ill help u\nDenise
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probably your best bet is to have outlook on your computer.  (it depends on how you access your pic on what's going to be easiest to send it out)
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Send a pic message from the camera to your email. It should work.
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Check out www.fastmail.fm....\n\nthis allows u to select multiple mails and forward them at a time....
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Windows XP\n\nTo send a photo in e-mail\nOpen My Pictures, and then open the folder containing the photo you want to send in e-mail. \nClick the photo you want to send. \nUnder File and Folder Tasks, click E-mail this file. \nIn the Send Pictures via E-mail dialog box, click Make all my pictures smaller. \nWindows makes a smaller photo file and attaches it to an e-mail message that displays a default subject and text message. \n\nIn the To box, type the e-mail address of the person to receive the picture, change the subject and message text if you want, and then click Send. \n Notes\n\nTo open My Pictures, click Start, and then click My Pictures. \nUse this procedure for photos of file size greater than 64 kilobytes (KB). To check the file size of your photo, right-click the file, click Properties, and look at Size. \nTo send the photo without reducing the size of the file, click Keep the original sizes. \nTo change the settings for the size of the image, click Show more options.
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First you take the picture and save it to your computer. You will need to upload it from your digital camera or scan it with a scanner. Then you open up your email client, such as Yahoo Mail, and click add attachment. Add your attachment, write a short message, and send away!
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Okay genuis. First you GET a picture, then you copy it and paste it in the email. I guess I would find it challenging to put a picture in an email when i don't HAVE one.
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It is by using some email clients like Outlook, Thunderbird etc. You can also configure your outlook and do the same. I thnk now yahoo is also offering the same feature using photo mail.
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If you are using Yahoo mail you will need to hit "Compose" then insert the address to whom it is to be sent to then hit "Attach Files" then "Browse". This will take you to a small window in the upper right-hand corner called "File Upload". From there find your file(picture) that you want to send and then double click it. Now you should see it under "File 1:" now just click "Attach Files" and it will start. It will take a few moments to attach depending on how big the file is. Once it has been attached hit "Continue to Message" then "Send".
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If you have the latest Yahoo Photo Mail facility, it simply amounts to 'drag and drop' from your PC's files, or CDs, to the e-mail in which you wish to attach them.\nIf you do not have photo Mail, you will have to attach them in the traditional Yahoo way - of browsing for 1 pic at a time and selecting it, before browsing for the next one, and so on, plus finally 'upload'ing the lot !\nEither way, you can send upto 10 MB of pics, with 1 mail. So, try convert large hi-resolution pics into smaller 'jpg' or 'tiff' formats - and send.\n[I have once sent 32 pics along with 1 mail, and still had more than 4 MB to spare.]\nBest 'o Luck !