How can I extract Photos of Magnatic (By Incrediable Mail)?
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i dont think there is any way:(
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look on google imagesor ask jeeves
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Mail copies to yourself in a registered envelope... so that the date is on them.  BUT... DO NOT OPEN THE ENVELOPE or you can't prove in court that you had them as of those dates.  Make sure you label the envelope well so that you know which ones are in there.  \n\n Another option... any photos you use professionally, take a bit larger photo and crop it and then use the rest.  Then if ever it is disputed... you can prove the original by producing the FULL picture... no one can copy the original when only you have the full one.
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open your bowser [i explorer, mozilla, opera etc] at your mail.\nyou will begin cimposing an e-mail and at the saction attachment  you will hit 'browse' and when you have done this simply go to the folder named My pictures [ you can find it in  C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[the computer's name]&#92;My Documents&#92;My Pictures] \n\nhope it helpes you!
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try a little program called "mpegable" I got my copies direct from www.three.co.uk under the download section about 18 months to two years ago. If you can't get it from them you can always either search the web. or email me garylsmith1973@lineone.net with yahoo answers mpegable in the subject line (to avaoid going direct to my spam filter) and i can send you the files as attachments. they are virus free (i've checked them about 30 or more times since downloading them) but you should always use a antivirus program to scan incoming and outgoing messages. as in transit these files can pick up a virus or other little nasty.
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ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
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YOU CANT SEE THEM BUT YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT PICTURES YOU ATTACH TO AN EMAIL ANYWAYS!
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Send them to a service like this\n\nhttp://www.myspecialphotos.com/scanning.asp\n\nor buy a scanner like these\n\nhttp://www.photo.net/equipment/digital/scanners/primer
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Go to "Google Images" & find that!!
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About the easiest way to do this is to open the email message, highlight the entire message, and copy it into a program that will handle text, pictures, etc.  I use MSWord, but other similar programs will work.
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You could dissect your C drive, do a search in unallocated clusters and see if they're still there.  But you would probably need fancy forensic SW to do that.  If the mail is stored on your provider's server, maybe you could get copies.
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do a search for annimated gifs\nGIF. - save what you want to your computer (remember where you put them)\nIn Outlook express click \nTools/ Options/ Signatures
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there are programs that can retrieve the images at a lowel format, you can try them for free, and if one works for you, buy  it, they don't cost but about 20.00, I use one called digital picture recovery for my clients, another one that works very well is photorecovery v3
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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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save them to your computer and then you should be able to print them since they are now stored on the hard drive and not just your email account
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type silver comet into yahoo search images lot in there
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connect cable to camera then to pc, go to my computer , removable device (or storage) , there you will find your photos.\nto attach to email, open email and look for "attach file" or something similar