how can i attach a video clip to yahoo mail?
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after you composed your mail, click Attach Files and browse your pc for the file you want and click Attach File at the bottom.  That's it.\nHowever, Yahoo! Mail limit the total file size to 10mb.
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before sending mail there will be options to attach click it and browse address of file to attached then send
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I would recomend setting up outlook exress\nthen go to the office updates site\nlook for add ins\nthen look for the movie inbox addin\nthat will allow you to add streaming video to your e-mail\nand will also allow you to see the streaming video\nwhen the other erson recieves it they will have the video in the body of the mail\nalthough most e-mail clients will support this feature some will ask the client to download the video as a file to play in windows media or some other player.
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If a link to a video has a .wmv at the end of it, or something indicating that it plays with some other video player, then you can just right click on the link and click on "save target as" and you can save it to your computer.  I don't think you can just save a video if there isn't a link to it.  Go to this website and see what I mean... http://www.ebaumsworld.com/videos/stopsignkid.html
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Create your HTML page (.htm or .html extension only) and attach it to ur e-mail. The html content will automatically be shown when the recipiant is a yahoo user. However, to link any image, .swf file, etc., u will have to upload it to some hosting sites and link that address in your HTML.
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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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My source has a quick step by step how to insert a movie clip as well as some noted compatability issues regarding their use. Good luck, let us know how it turns out.
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save the picture on yahoo then import it to your email
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upload it to youtube at http://www.youtube.com/ and after you upload it use the embedded code next to the movie you uploaded in a page
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Here you go\nhttp://www.ehow.com/how_14432_transfer-video-onto.html\n\n///
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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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just attach it to the email.. when you are in the compose message, click the "attach file" and browse for the file/mp3 and click "attach" then you are ready to go..
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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If you are using Firefox, look for the "Vdownloder" extension.It will allow you to download the clips.\nIf you are using IE, try going to web pages like www.keepvid.com and copy/paste the URL of the clip, they will give you the download link for the clip.\n\nIn both cases you will need a FLV player application for watching the clips.\n\ndwightl.geo, you are wrong. Try what i am saying.
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some of yahoo video's video clips open a separate window to play. Do you have popup blocker on? If so, turn it off and try again.
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I would recommend checking the size of the file you are trying to send. You will need to confirm the size is less or equal to the size your mail provider allows you to send (in most cases 10MB).\n\nIf it will fit you can then attach the file itself (not a play list containing the file) to the email and send it to whomever you want.\n\nIf you find the file is larger than your size limit you could try compressing it using a program like win-zip or the built in windows compressed zip folder option. If this makes it the correct size you're good to go, if not try splitting the video into more than one part and sending each separately.
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You will have to attache the file to your mail, depending with your email provider. some will offer only 3mb upload and others like yahoo will offer up to 10mb