I'm having trouble attaching files to my e-mail messages, it takes forever! What can I do to remedy this?
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You can always make the files smaller by using WinZip or my personal favorite PKzip. if you have a slow connection try taking a look at your modem properties and see if you can increase the bitrate being recieved and sent out. well hopefully you get your files to work good luck.
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may be because the pictures that are sent to you are too large as far as memory size and your email will not handle that large of data.  Or, could be some kind of virus protect setting that will not allow pictures to come in due to the protection interpreting the data as a virus and therefore not allowing it to open in your e-mail.
133250
Click on attach file and thats it. both works on yahoo/hotmale and gmail :))\neasy
83078
that depends, did you actually download them onto your computer? Or were they still in limbo? What mail program do you use? Outlook? \nMore details would be very helpful in helping you out.
935549
Try downloading Easter or Christmas mailers and extract the component from the it. Cheers !
557038
Just a question for now:\n\nWhat are you using to send your email (and attach those files): an email client, such as Outlook or Outlook Express, or a webmail interface?
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it is possible that the files you're trying to d/l are large.  However, RAM (memory) has little relevence to this.\n\nFrom my understanding, there are 2 other reasons.\n1) The serever which file is hosted is slow or limiting the bandwidth usage.  This is very likely.\n\n2) if you're using webbased email (yahoo/hotmail/gmail), those email servers may be limiting the bandwidth.  And they usually check for virus in file attachment before download, and if you have antivirus in you'r computer, your computer will probably scan the file which will add to delay in downloading (or actual accessing the file)
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Open the message. On the Right side u will find a safety pin Icon(For Attachments). right Click the Icon, then u will find the files attached to the mail.\n\nIf it does not solve the problem, contact the network administrator who configured ur mail account. He might have forgote some settings in the firewall for ur computer. This firewall removes the attachments as per the settings.
652595
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
438254
If your taking about yahoo email i have the same problems i cant easy copy past anything to the blank page, y need to go to add file to attach something, use another email try aol email, its got a good interface.
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Please give more details. Are you using a web interface, an email client? What email service are you using? What OS you have? etc.
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It sounds like your computer isn't set up to do e-mail at all, or perhaps you're using some non-Microsoft program (like AOL) to do it, and Works is not interacting with it.\n\nIf you can do e-mail from your machine at all, you should save the document (perhaps on your desktop, or My Documents directory) and then in the mail program, ATTACH it to a piece of e-mail that you create.
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1] your email attachment is more [heavy] than required kb that can be handled by the email account.\n\n2] the net connection might be slow
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save the attachments to your desktop..then open a new message and if there is text within the email just copy and paste into new message and then attached the information you want to send.
201253
You should still be able to write a message with the attachments...try starting a new message, or if you have things written copy and paste.
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I suggest you once cleanup all you temp file from your browser's cache and also delete cookies and restar the computer.\nAll done now try to mail someone and send some attachments.\nmake sure your attachments are virus free.\ntry and tell.
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what mail provider are you using. are you attatching files with your mail for example