How can I send my pictures without them being an attachment ? I want to send them in the body of my letter.?
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You can use Yahoo's PhotoMail option, http://photomail.mail.yahoo.com/\n\nIt allows you to insert photos into your message.\nFollow that link and use the "Get Started" option to install and use PhotoMail.\n\nWhen you are using the Photomail tool, and you are selecting the photo(s) to use, there will be two little icons above the 'drag and drop' area .. the paperclip icon will attach photos, the little picture icon will insert photos into your message.
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1. Select the photos you want to send\n2. Right click on the selection\n3. Choose 'Send to compressed [zip] folder'\n[this will be saved in the folder you're already in]\n4. Right click on the zipped files\n5. Choose 'Send to mail recipient'\n[your email prog will open and all you have to do is, insert the address of the recipient] and send.  If you have lots to send, then share them out among as many zip folders as needed and send each folder in a separate mail. If possible send to a 'none-messenger address [which everyone SHOULD have]\n\nAs previously advised, convert pics to jpeg first. You can also 'drag & drop directly into Yahoo Messenger dialogue box\n\nGood luck!\n\n.
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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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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 !
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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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put it in attachments.\nor upload on yahoo! photos and send the link by email.
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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
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you want to send some pictures thru mail right?? there is an option of attaching files when you compose/write mail. click on it and then point the location on your hard disk where you have stored your picture.
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I believe, and others can correct me if I'm wrong, but if someone pastes the photo into an email INSTEAD OF attaching it, you will see it the way you want to.  I don't think there is a way to set Outlook to automatically view attachments.  Good luck!
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use the "send attachment" button.  It's pretty intuitive from there.
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The very best way to send photos via email is of course a Yahoo! product!! \nhttp://photomail.mail.yahoo.com
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Convert your photographs to JPG/JPEG format. That will reduce the size. Send only few pictures in each email. If you are still not able to send them, thrash your internet service provider for poor speed.
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You should still be able to write a message with the attachments...try starting a new message, or if you have things written copy and paste.
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If u want to send photos in email do it by the following\n\n\n1. First go to the email that u have  (example if it is msn go to msn,  if its yahoo go to yahoo,  if its aol go to aol)\n\n2.  type in the persons address that u are sending it to\n\n3.  Hit upload pictures\n\n4.  Pick pictures u want to send\n\n5.  Hit the send button\n\n6. U should be able to type in something\n\n7.  Hit send again and that should send ur picture
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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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upload your pictures to a host like photobucket www.photobucket.com then you can paste the html img tag into the email, then it would come out as a picture. or you can link the image in the email tho whoever you are sending it to. Hope it helps.
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If you're sending email with yahoo, I think it sends pictures as "attachment" that have to be opened. Also, if you it is being sent as an attachment, some people have there email set to not accept email with an attachment.  Depends on their email settings.  CC's are better known as Carbon Copy - you can send a copy of what you are sending to other individuals within the same email address.  Say you are sending your friend an email - and she/he lives with 5 of your other friends; they all share one email address.  This tells the person who retrieves the email, that the email is intended for those other individuals whose names are under CC.  We use this at where I work when my supervisor gets an email that's intended for all of us - he prints it out, copies it and puts it in all of our mailboxes.  Hope that helps.