How do I e-mail several pictures as ONE attatchment?
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It is very easy if you have XP.  Just highlight all the photos in a folder you want to zip.  \nThen right click on one of the highlighted files and choose .. \nSend to\ncompressed (zipped) folder.\nThis will create a new zipped folder automaticallly within the same  folder and will contain all the photos you chose.  .. Really kewl. \nE
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u write an email to all your family. go to attatch files. click browse. select the picture from your computer of where it is saved. click attatch files. return to message. and u can write a message and then send it. your family will be able to download the image that u attatched.
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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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Email the picture to yourself.
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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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you can attatch the picture in an e-mail. just click "attatch", and browse to the picture that is saved in your computer, then let it upload, and send...it will say that file is attatched :) and just send it like a regular e-mail
135756
Email attach is small and limited. Try yousendit.com for free and you will not bother with those limited space.
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sometimes, depending on the photo size and connection speed, it can take a while to compress the attached files to send the message. You can probably fix the issue by sending them one at a time
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hi,\ni think already "gareth m" has answered ur question. he is right... u can follow his steps to send 1 or 2 pictures. but if u have many pictures to be sent then it is head-ache to attach each n every photo n then send.\nso what can u do is... u first save all the photos as he said into one folder (hope u know how to create a folder n save all of them into it). once u save all of them, u can zip them with any zip software (for ex: winzip, winrar available freely on net for download). after u zip u'll get one zippped file so that u can attach it n send it via mail as an attachment..
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Email them to yourself in a photo message then save it.
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Try the php script at http://www.formmail.com. It supports attachments.
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Look in your photo album for an album named "mail attachments" that could be where they are, if you used the save to yahoo photos feature from the email.
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If you have (or get) a yahoo email address, yahoo has a "photo album" that you can put your photos into. You will find this on the "Yahoo face page" (says photos).. You need to have your photos in 'documents' or 'my pictures' and then, yahoo walks you through the process. I find this real helpful. You can actually set up albums and send, what you want, when you want and to whom you want. This program actually saves your albums so you can refer to them whenever you want. You can also send to multiple email addresses - just like composing an email and you can add a personal note. When they receive it they can view all the photos at once by opening up the album. They can click on a single photo and enlarge it or even view it as a slideshow. You can have a single photo in an album or many. You can also 'name' the photos and the album. Check it out. It is real easy and fun. One word of advise: If you are emailing a photo album, put your name in the subject line so whomever you are mailing it to knows "who" it is from because it will come to them as "yahoo photos" - or email them in advance that you are sending it and to watch for it. Hope this helps you.
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download winrar.... useing that u can compress it aswell as split it... split it into 3 or 4 bits in upload them one by one in seperate mails
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I hope you are asking about Yahoo! Mails ?! You can send files and photos of upto 10 MB in size, with each mail in their free e-service. And upto 20 MB with each mail in their Paid Service.\nAfter completing the text part of your mail [including the recipient's address], click on the 'Attach Files' just above the message panel. A new page will open with 5 Browsing panels [each for attaching 1 file only], with an option at the bottom to add more Browsing panels.\nClick on the 1st 'Browse' button, and the contents of your PC will be displayed in a separate panel for you. Select 1 file that you want to send, and click on 'Open'. \nRepeat this process until you have attached all the files you wanted to. A 'File' could be either a document or a photo.\nNow, click on the 'Attach Files' button - and you will be told to wait until the files are uploaded and attached to your mail.\nWhen the attachments are complete, you will be taken back to your mail message - where you can see for yourself the names of all the attached files, right above the message panel.\nIn case your Yahoo! Mail has the new 'Photomail' option, you can simply drag and drop photos into your mail !\n...And in case your attachments are a little more than 10 MB, then you can put them all into 1 folder, Zip it into 1 File of less than 10 MB size - and send it at one go !\n...But if they are around 5-6 MB more, you can split the lot in two - and attach the 2 lots to 2 diiferent mails to the same addressee !\nGeez ! It's really been a long time since I conducted a 'class' - but I hope this will help !\nHappy 'attaching' !\n:-))
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attach them to your email. if you use yahoo, write your email then click attach files. go to your pictures folder and attach. then send the email
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tell the sender to zip the pictures first in an archive and attach then in one file to the mail.