Does anyone know how to include a picture or photo in a mail (yahoo)??
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attach...there will be a button labeled "attach"..
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If you're emailing someone with Yahoo mail, then just scan and save the picture, then paste it into the email. If not, then attach it to the email.
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A one-time (per PC) installation is required in order to send PhotoMail. The system requirements are: \nPC with Windows 2000 or Windows XP and Internet Explorer 5.5 and above. \n\nTo send a PhotoMail you must be composing in color and graphics rather than plain text. You must also have a international language setting that allows PhotoMail (see next question). Follow these steps to install the Quick Select Tool: \n\n\nClick on the "Compose" button. \nClick on the "Insert Photos" button next to the "Attach Files" button. If you DON'T see the "Insert Photos" button, simply go directly to http://photomail.mail.yahoo.com. \nClick on the "Get Started" button to initiate the installation. Depending on your operating system you may be prompted to confirm the installation again. When the installation is complete you will return back to the Compose page with the Quick Select Tool opened.
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in the e-mail when you are writing to somebody..click on attach and you can add any picture or cartoon you want in the e-mail
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You can basically just DROP them in the text field for the message. However, to do this, the images must reside on an internet server, and be accessible directly (i.e. typing www.site.us/picture.jpg would open the appropriate image in your browser).\n\nIf you have the pictures already uploaded and if they can be accessed directly, open two instances of Internet Explorer (or any other browser which supports the rich text formatting in the text box), and shrink them so as they both fit in the screen. Have your "Compose Mail" page opened in one of the windows, and the image in the other one.\n\nNow drag the image from one window into the message text box of the other one.
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If you're talking about Yahoo mail, I don't think theres any method to do that. Instead, try using Photo mail. Its meant for the purpose that you mentioned.\n\nThe link for Photomail comes on your Yahoo mail login page.
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*Edit\nTo add a photo to a comment, right click the photo you want to use and then click properties, a box should pop up and in that box you should see in the middle of it something that says "Address(URL)" and right after that a URL, copy that(to copy something, highlite it and then right click it and click copy.)\nAfter you copy it, make a comment as you always would but, paste the photo into the comment box thingy(to paste, right click the box you want to paste in and click "paste")\n\nHope this makes sense!
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Ok, usually when you attach a .jpg image it will show up at the bottom of the message even if the image is just an attachment. If you want to see it at the bottom of the message yourself, then find the feature that allows you to with your mail provider.\nWhat do you have?\n(Click add details to specify what provider you use)
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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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For security purposes, the only way to send someone a picture is by adding it as an attachment.\n\nHowever, if the picture is already on the internet, you can use html to format your email with the picture.
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if you want to paste a picture from a website, just right click on it and copy, then go to your email and paste it, but if you want to take the picture from yahoo image search then enlarge it first before copying it to ensure a better resolution.\n\nif it is a picture in your hard drive, then put it in yahoo photo mail, then when composing a letter click on insert photos.
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attach more than one file . you can attach as many files as you want to in ur e mail .just click on attach files and then on brouse button then select the photo u want to attach . by default you have space for 5 attachments but you can attach more too . then click attach files . then send ur mail
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If you are using Yahoo mail you will need to hit "Compose" then insert the address to whom it is to be sent to then hit "Attach Files" then "Browse". This will take you to a small window in the upper right-hand corner called "File Upload". From there find your file(picture) that you want to send and then double click it. Now you should see it under "File 1:" now just click "Attach Files" and it will start. It will take a few moments to attach depending on how big the file is. Once it has been attached hit "Continue to Message" then "Send".
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There are 3 ways of doing it- \n1. You attach it to your email. You go to attach files and you select the pic and click ok.\n2. You open the picture file. You copy it to your email message.\n3. You go to yahoo.com and create an album, the address of which can be forwarded to your friends.
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If you are sending your e-mail via the Yahoo Web-Interface, this only works if you can store your Image online, e.g., if you have webspace somewhere. Upload the picture, then go to Yahoo Mail Options, choose "Signature". In the editor, choose "color & graphics". Check the box next to "view as HTML source" and insert an image tag like this:\n<img src="*"> where * stands the full path to your your image including the http prefix: http://www.example.com/full/path/to/image.jpg\nOf course, many people block loading of remote images in their e-mail clients, so there's a good chance not everybody will see your sig.\ncheers, sigdrifa
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If you're using Yahoo Mail and Internet Explorer, you could install Yahoo Photomail.  It gives you a choice whether to embed images into your email or to attach these as files.
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It's not possible for one to put photos in an email address.  An email address must consist of only ASCII text.\n\nI think you might be asking, "How do I put photos in an email MESSAGE?"  If that's your question, then you need to attach the photo.  If you're using Yahoo! mail, then just click the ATTACH button when composing an email.  Your photo has to be in digital format (*.jpg or *.gif) and on your hard drive already.