how to add a photo in text column of yahoo mail(not attaching the photo to mail)...?
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It is by using some email clients like Outlook, Thunderbird etc. You can also configure your outlook and do the same. I thnk now yahoo is also offering the same feature using photo mail.
568369
you want to send some pictures thru mail right?? there is an option of attaching files when you compose/write mail. click on it and then point the location on your hard disk where you have stored your picture.
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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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If you don't care what mail client you use I do know that Yahoo email has Yahoo photo mail you can insert photos from your comp into the e-mail message itself. Yahoo e-mail and photo mail is also free. It works great for me, maybe this will work for you ? Here is a link. \n\nhttp://photomail.mail.yahoo.com/
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You need to use Yahoo! PhotoMail (currently only available with the old Mail, not Beta). This will only put a thumbnail of the picture inside the text message, but you will be able to put it anywhere you want. See http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/photomail/index.html for more information.
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If you have the latest Yahoo Photo Mail facility, it simply amounts to 'drag and drop' from your PC's files, or CDs, to the e-mail in which you wish to attach them.\nIf you do not have photo Mail, you will have to attach them in the traditional Yahoo way - of browsing for 1 pic at a time and selecting it, before browsing for the next one, and so on, plus finally 'upload'ing the lot !\nEither way, you can send upto 10 MB of pics, with 1 mail. So, try convert large hi-resolution pics into smaller 'jpg' or 'tiff' formats - and send.\n[I have once sent 32 pics along with 1 mail, and still had more than 4 MB to spare.]\nBest 'o Luck !
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It depends on what method you are referring to. I'll assume you mean through Yahoo! Mail, and answer it thusly.\n\nWhen composing an e-mail through your Yahoo! Mail account, there is a button that says "Attach Files" right below your Subject Line. Click on that tab.\n\nA new window will open with a list of files (ex. "File 1", "File 2", etc.), a blank line next to them, and next to each of those, a tab that says "Browse". Click the "Browse" tab.\n\nA new window will open: this is where you choose the file (picture in your case) to attach to your e-mail. Simply go through your files on your computer and find the correct picture you want to send. Click on it, and press the "Open" button. This will prepare the file to be attached to the e-mail (you can attach multiple files to an e-mail).\n\nOne of the formerly "blank" line next to the "Browse" and "File" tabs should be filled with the correct destination of your file. Now press the "Attach Files" tab at the bottom of the window. This attaches the files to your e-mail. You can then insert text into your e-mail as you normally would after you are relocated to it (the file is now attached and ready to be sent).
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i would suggest that you not drag the attachment on the mail's body. instead, click on the attach link/button at the top to have your file attached. if in case you are still having a problem in attaching a file or picture, try contacting yahoo tech. they might be having some problem with the option or the servers..\n\nyahoo numbers: 1 866 722 9932 / 1 888 932 4678
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In ten easy to follow steps\n1 save them as anything you want.\n2 go to your email and click on compose\n3 click on attach files\n4 click on browse\n5 go to the folder your pictures are in\n5 click on your picture (if more than 1, repeat steps 4,5 on different pictures)\n6 click on attach\n7 type in the "to"\n8 type in the "subject"\n9 type in message \n10 click on send
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It depends if you have outlook - and you make word your email editor - all you have to do is go to insert, picture, from file - find the picture that you want to embed (you must do this were you are typing your message not at the attachment location.) then insert.  You can even size the picture by double clicking the picture once it is embedded into your e-mail.   If you have aol - all you have to do is copy and paste into the message (where you are typing again not attachment).  Have fun....
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goto http://www.yahoomail.com\nlogin with ur yahoo Id and password\nclick on compose tab\ntype the receiver mail address , full e.g. someone@yahoo.com\ntype sth as ur subject\nfill the message area\nif u wanna send a pic , file , etc ,\nthen click attach files\nu can attach files by clicking Brows\nthen click on attach files tab again\nclicl continue\nclick on send tab\ngood luck
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upload a picture. Try using photobucket.\ntype in (minus the *) <*img src=*yourphoto'sname.jpg"*>
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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.
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To add photos inline, you'll need to compose an HTML email.\n\nCheck the email program you're using to see if there's a setting for this.
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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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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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save the picture on yahoo then import it to your email