How do I open an attachment with a paper clip next to it?
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ppl!!! plz give complete info, like operating system, and extention of file,\n\nif its windows, just click on the file , then it will give u an option to find the\n\nappropriate program to open that file on the internet,\n\ngo there and download the file, its probably compressed, \n\nand always have a antivirus software installed in case its a virus
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Open a Word document and Insert > Picture > From File... \n\nChoose the file and click OK.
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as an email attatchment,click open and download it... then it should pop up in powerpoint but if not go to powerpoint and open it whereever you saved it. =)
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I believe that the said mail is still in your inbox. If 'Yes', then the first step is to go back to your 'inbox window', next, click on the subject the mail with paper clip symbol and the mail will the opened. At this point, scan through what you have on the screen, there should be a link where you can download the attachment. The paper clip symbol simply means that you have something attached to this very mail. But, please, be careful in the course of opening any attachment. If you are not sure of where the attachment is coming or that you don't have prior notification from someone you already, don't just open any attachment anyhowl, for some attachments are just nothing else, but virus or malicious code to cause problem(s) on your computer and the time which will be taken in solving this problem will be much more than can be afforded.\nThis is my contribution. Need more? \n\nHappy sharing...\n\nJames (a.k.a. Oyinbo born in Africa)
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Click the file to select it.\nHold down CTRL key\nRight click on the file\nChoose Open With from the menu by clicking it.\nBrowse to appropriate program or application to open it.
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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Go to "TOOLS" -> "OPTIONS" -> "SECURITY", and remove the tick from donot allow attachment and it will work.
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right on the pic\n"save as" \nthen in your e-mail -- click "add attachment"\nwill get a list of things to add. this pic. should\nbe one of your choices
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Here's the direct link:\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us
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hmm! i think best way is to use a hacksaw. thanks for the 10 pts
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in order to open them, you have to have the program that the author used to write it installed on your computer. For instance, I don't have microsoft exel or wordpad, so I can't open up anything sent to me in xls format..or wordpad  If this is not the case, you may have your defaults set to deny opening any attachments.  you would have to change that
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Try the php script at http://www.formmail.com. It supports attachments.
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open word. it should give you the option when you load it up.\n\nof open the file in word(not sure about that but worth a try)
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Here is a nice free software utility that will do this for you without having to mess about with the clipboard:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/ScreenGrabber/3000-2194_4-10389800.html?tag=pub
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use the attach file button
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using file attachment
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jus click on it and hold it down..\nand drag it to where you want.