How do I insert clip art in my e-mail??
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copy it from anywhere on the internet. \nif it's not on the internet, upload it to photobucket.com or flickr.com and then copy it and paste it into your email.\nagain, it has to be on the internet or the source will be on your computer and not from the internet, and therefore the person you're sending the email to will not be able to see the image enless they're viewing the image on the computer the image is on.
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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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Just left click and drag the mouse over the area you want to copy then right click on the area and select "copy."  Then open new email and when you start to type just right click and select "paste" and the part you highlighted will appear on that page.\n\nGood Luck
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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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There is no way you can do that. Because, embedding graphic, music, flash files etc requires html coding on pages. This can be done only on static pages. I mean pages that are served off a web server and not email servers. \nThis is because most of the web-based email clients do not permit html coding in their emails because of security reasons. \n\nHowever if you have a mail client of your own, like Outlook etc. You can try embedding music. \nHere are some links I found online which may prove useful to you or atleast give you further knowledge on this question.\nhttp://www.infopackets.com/channels/en/windows/gazette/2004/20040316_send_music_in_email_using_outlook_express.htm\nhttp://www.computerswest.org/IUG/iugclasses1/Music_in_email.htm
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That doesn't work. I don't know why "email" is there, but you right click and click copy, and when you are on your email, control- v(paste).
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If you are using Outlook, here's a workaround to your problem.  First of all, make sure your e-mail is in HTML format.  Secondly, make sure the image is a .gif or .jpg.  Thirdly, save the .gif or .jpg on  your hard drive and then open it with a browser, such as internet explorer.  Then right-click "copy" and then "paste" into e-mail.  A pain I know.
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I just did it as follows:\n\n"Insert" (on the toolbar)\n"Picture"\n"Clip Art"\nThen you should get the sidebar pop up, which will let you search for images.  I hope that helps?  Good luck!
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microsoftoffice.com\n\ngo to their clip art.  They have tons.
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Highlight the link     Right click select copy     write an email then right click again and select paste
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Go to options >> General Preferences >> Composing E-mails\nand select "Compose messages as color and graphics".\n\nOpera will not support this feature
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u have photoshop or paint/paint shop pro?   put em in there and hit "insert>Text/textbox" or the like
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Try http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us.  \n\nAlso, www.inmagine.com.  You have to register on inmagine.
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Highlight the clip art you want and "copy". Go to your letter and "paste" the copy into your letter and resize as required. You may also save the clip art to your hard disk as a picture or image and subsequently copy it or insert it into your letter.
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outlook express    createmail   format     rich text   background
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First you have to keep the mail format as HTML.\n\nSome Mail Clients (like Outlook ) allows you to "Edit" the mail you are writing. Where you can include <img src="/me/img/me.jpg"> tag whereever you want to put the image.\n\nSo when the mail lands in the inbox, the client will download that image while displaying.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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left click drag mouse down, should show a diferent color,your computer should have a edit on the top click, click copy. open up e-mail compose, where it says to , type in your e-mail. go back up to edit, chose past , cilck inside e-mail box send it.