Can anybody tell me how do we put animation in email in the body part.?
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It depends which email editor ur using, \n\nthe best way to do is, open animation in any animation viewer and copy / paste the same into email editor at the same time also attatch the animation as a attatchment.
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where is the signature to placed ? which email site ?\nYou can add images if your email provider supports html signature.post more details plz about what your trying to do.
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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 would right click on the image you wish to email, then copy it.  Open your email client, and hit paste, then send it to whomever you wish.\n\nAlternative method .. right click on the image, and select "save as" and save it to your desktop.  Then you can attach it to any email you wish.
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First, please note that this feature will only work if you're using a recent version of Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. If that is no problem, just click on Options in the upper right corner of your inbox and then on General Preferences. In the Composing E-Mails section, select "Compose messages as colors & graphics" and click Save in the left corner.
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Assuming that you don't need to do any animation for longer than 30 days I suggest downloading the trial version of Macromedia Flash from the Adobe.com website.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/downloads/\n\nYou will have to register to get the trial but its fully functional for a time delimited period.
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The way I do it is through paint shop pro, or photo adobe then use animation shop, you can find a lot of great online tutorials using google
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thats easy, just tright click the thing you want to make move and choose 'cutsom animation...' then u can just chooes wat do u want to do^.^(use prevew if ur not sure)
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Oh there is an answer. Copy and Paiste the email into Word or Excel.   \n\nFile\nPrint\nPage Setup \nFit To Page\n\nPiece a cake!
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<img src="url" width=? height=?>\n\nyou just make the width and height smaller, just pick some number and hope the picture is a nice size.  you can look in the sent folder at the email you just sent to see if it was a good size.
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When you are composing your email, select attach file, press the browse button, go to the folder where you saved your scanned image, and select attach (or ok). I sugest you to reduce the image size to not make your email giantic and to not use to much inbox space\n\nget a program like irfanview (http://www.irfanview.com/), It allows you change your image, including rotate and resizing it.\n\nProgramming is the science (or art) to give a sequence os statements to be executed by and computer  and design refers about the ways you can design your programming project.
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Give this site a try:\n\nhttp://www.diamond-webdesigns.com/webmastercentral/animationstation.htm
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on flash's site http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/articles/animate_character.html
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use some tools i suggest ulead Gif animator quick and easy!\nhttp://www.download.com
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Is your email header correct for html? It should have a line that says "Content-Type: text/html".
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If you are wanting to make your own animated email, try the hallmark greetings program.
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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:.