how do I get the photos to open in Emails?
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If the person has sent them in a attachment.Then to open it doublle click it and open it.It's honestly easy !
406504
it would be my guess that they have HTML graphics turned off. They would need to turn that on in order to see pictures in email
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I had the same problem. It seems that Outlook Express doesn't do photos. Try Outlook instead as an email program
1123277
(If your sending from Yahoo!) Go to "compose" and under the "sender" blank is a gray button that says "attach files" click there and blanks will come up click on the button next to them and a window should pop up. At the top of the window if "my pictures" isn't shown then click the down arrow key to find "my pictures".Then click the photo and hit "open", click "attach files".\n& the photo should but attached to the message.
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try the "Printable View" option when you open an email
580125
Depends on the email program, and how the sender sends the picture.\n\nYahoo has a photo sharing email now, which allows you to see the picture, instead of opening an attachment.\n\nIncredible mail, which is not a separate email program, but, allows you to create stationary and pick up most other email programs, allows you to Insert the pictures into the email.
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attach the pictures as a file and not as a picture.  Most likely its being incorperated as an HTML email and the emails that aren't working right are non HTML...If the picture is being imbedded into the email (HTML) the receipent needs to be able accept HTML email.  Again try attaching as a file not as a pic.
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it could be that you're mail program is set to block HTML Graphics (ie Pictures) for security purposes. there should be a link to show the images. if not check your security settings.
664076
Download and install Picassa2 from Google. It will find all the photos on your computer. It also allows you  to e-mail them direct
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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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Plug-ins are not related to pictures, so you are doing something wrong.  Make sure you are getting a graphics file that is actually a graphic, (ie save it, open it and verify it has a graphic file extension like gif,jpg,png,tif) and use the file menu to attach it to the email (do not drag and drop the icon) to avoid anything your program or OS automates. Chances are you are trying to add a file type which is not a graphic, like swf which is flash, so it thinks you need a special plug in to display it in the email window. You could also try switching to text mode when you create the email, if your program gives you that option.
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If you're using Yahoo Mail and Internet Explorer, you could install Yahoo Photomail.  It gives you a choice whether to embed images into your email or to attach these as files.
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It depends on which email service you use.  If you are using hotmail, gmail, or yahoo, it should automatically detect the photo attachment and show a tiny preview of the photo.  \n\nIf you email allows for html, you can type the following:\n\n<img src="address of the picture" alt="" height="152" width="21" border="0">\n\nYou can host your picture on photobucket (which is free).. and then use the html code they provide .. which looks like the code I provided.. You just have to modify the name of where the picture is hosted, and the width and the height of the picture.
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Right click on the photo & click "email".
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I had the same problem.  It seems that Outlook Express doesn't do photos.  Try Outlook instead as an email program.
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YOU CANT SEE THEM BUT YOU SHOULD KNOW WHAT PICTURES YOU ATTACH TO AN EMAIL ANYWAYS!
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copy the pictures and paste it in any folder of ur choice and the you can send it by email as attachments