How do you edit an attachment file in yahoo.?
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Certainly you can but with the info you provide, its hard to help cause\nthe format of the attachment determine what program to use,\nwhat change you want determine what steps need to be taken.
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go to http://mobile.yahoo.com and sign-in to edit your mobile device
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after you composed your mail, click Attach Files and browse your pc for the file you want and click Attach File at the bottom.  That's it.\nHowever, Yahoo! Mail limit the total file size to 10mb.
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GO to http://profiles.yahoo.com/YOURALIAS (be sure you are logged in to yahoo)\nSelect Edit Picture.\nBrowse to the picture file you want to upload\nClick UPLOAD
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You cannot edit yahoo email unless you are in the "compose" mode.\n\nHope that helps.
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It depends on what method you are referring to. I'll assume you mean through Yahoo! Mail, and answer it thusly.\n\nWhen composing an e-mail through your Yahoo! Mail account, there is a button that says "Attach Files" right below your Subject Line. Click on that tab.\n\nA new window will open with a list of files (ex. "File 1", "File 2", etc.), a blank line next to them, and next to each of those, a tab that says "Browse". Click the "Browse" tab.\n\nA new window will open: this is where you choose the file (picture in your case) to attach to your e-mail. Simply go through your files on your computer and find the correct picture you want to send. Click on it, and press the "Open" button. This will prepare the file to be attached to the e-mail (you can attach multiple files to an e-mail).\n\nOne of the formerly "blank" line next to the "Browse" and "File" tabs should be filled with the correct destination of your file. Now press the "Attach Files" tab at the bottom of the window. This attaches the files to your e-mail. You can then insert text into your e-mail as you normally would after you are relocated to it (the file is now attached and ready to be sent).
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the only way that I can think of is if you add a link to a webpage that has the picture you want to submit. I don't think Yahoo allows you to add HTML or upload anything yet, but this is a beta program.
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edit <filename.extension name>\n\nex.\n\nedit document.doc
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click modify button and edit and correct it
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Outlook blocks specific attachments... the best way to prevent this is have the files sent as a zip file.  Also make sure that your ISP does not limit your attachment size.  (Sometimes ISP's will remove the file if it is bigger than what they allow.)  I have attached a link to Microsoft that give the instructions on changing it.  (To be safe I would do the .zip files)
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Just right click on the image, then click on edit.  It will open in any number of programs - depends on what you have.  Then click on file (top left) and save as.  It will give you all the options of different files to save it as.  Watch for file sizes though if you want to email it, each type differs hugely in size.
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Did you retry a few times, or try refreshing the page?\n\nSometimes it works when you open in a new window - ie when you go to click on the link/button to open the attachment, right click on it instead and then select Open in New Window.
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(If your sending from Yahoo!) Go to "compose" and under the "sender" blank is a gray button that says "attach files" click there and blanks will come up click on the button next to them and a window should pop up. At the top of the window if "my pictures" isn't shown then click the down arrow key to find "my pictures".Then click the photo and hit "open", click "attach files".\n& the photo should but attached to the message.
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You could use Automator to do it in a workflow.\n\n1) Ask for Finder Items\n     Type: Files\n     Allow Multiple Selections\n\n2) New PDF Contact Sheet
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I've never been able to do what you are asking and I spent a good amount of time researching it.  I ended up paying for Yahoo mail and using Outlook.  I digress, you should have the option under your right click menu to Email With Yahoo!.  Once I navigate to the Yahoo attachment page it shows the location of the files as a text right above the browse button.  I simply copy and paste that into the box.  It shortens the process and works good.
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uninstall the macromedia if you don't use it.\nb/c you can't right click on yahoo attachment files and use the " open with" option.
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In your folders box go to edit and you can make any changes there.