need to transfer from documents to Yahoo e-mail as attachment.?
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if all you have is a single yahoo e-mail account - it is possible to send it to yourself. as attachment
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/
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Just select the attach files option and browse to appropriate folder and select the file and click add these files .\nExact details depend on what mail you are using.
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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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use the attach file button
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just send the attachments to your mail it itself and goto inbox, select the mail and add to folder create a new folder save the mail with attachments
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First, export the information from your  Yahoo! Address Book: \n\nGo to the  Yahoo! Address Book and make sure that you are signed into your account. \nClick the "Addresses Options" link on the right side of the Address Book page. \nClick the "Import/Export" link. \nIn the Export section, click the "Export Now" button next to the phrase "Microsoft Outlook." \nWhen prompted, specify a location where you would like the file to be saved, and enter a name for the CSV file in the "Save As" dialog box. \nThe Comma Separated Values (.csv) file generated in the process above can be read by Microsoft Outlook Express. \n\nNext, import the CSV file into Outlook Express: \n\nOpen Microsoft Outlook Express. \nSelect "Import" from the "File" menu. \nFrom the "File" menu, select "Other Address Book." \nSelect the file type "Text File (Comma Separated Values)." \nClick the "Import" button. \nEnter the location and name of the file you exported from Yahoo! or use the "Browse" button to find the file. Then click the "Next" button. \nCheck the fields you wish to import, and uncheck any fields you do not wish to import to Outlook Express. Or, click "Change Mapping..." to modify where to store the data from Yahoo! Address Book in Outlook Express. \nClick "Finish" to import the data. \n\nhope this helps ...
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I hope you are asking about Yahoo! Mails ?! You can send files and photos of upto 10 MB in size, with each mail in their free e-service. And upto 20 MB with each mail in their Paid Service.\nAfter completing the text part of your mail [including the recipient's address], click on the 'Attach Files' just above the message panel. A new page will open with 5 Browsing panels [each for attaching 1 file only], with an option at the bottom to add more Browsing panels.\nClick on the 1st 'Browse' button, and the contents of your PC will be displayed in a separate panel for you. Select 1 file that you want to send, and click on 'Open'. \nRepeat this process until you have attached all the files you wanted to. A 'File' could be either a document or a photo.\nNow, click on the 'Attach Files' button - and you will be told to wait until the files are uploaded and attached to your mail.\nWhen the attachments are complete, you will be taken back to your mail message - where you can see for yourself the names of all the attached files, right above the message panel.\nIn case your Yahoo! Mail has the new 'Photomail' option, you can simply drag and drop photos into your mail !\n...And in case your attachments are a little more than 10 MB, then you can put them all into 1 folder, Zip it into 1 File of less than 10 MB size - and send it at one go !\n...But if they are around 5-6 MB more, you can split the lot in two - and attach the 2 lots to 2 diiferent mails to the same addressee !\nGeez ! It's really been a long time since I conducted a 'class' - but I hope this will help !\nHappy 'attaching' !\n:-))
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Can't you send it as an attachment? (good luck)
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select save, then put the documents folder as the destination. You may have to do this for each email, depending upon your client software
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Attach the file with your mail and email it.
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using file attachment
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Use Winzip or something similar to compress all the files into one folder which you can attach to you email. You have to keep in mind what the attachment size limit is on both your email server as well as that of the person you are sending it to.
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if you have yahoo mail there is a sent folder
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this should be no problem because free yahoo webmail supports 10MB attachments.\n\nIf the person you are sending to has a limited attachment size then that may be your problem.\n\nOtherwise, you are not waiting long enough to upload the attachement to the email server that is sending out the email.  Be patient.  If you don't have broadband, then sending a 3MB file may time out the limit on your Internet Explorer before the whole attachement is uploaded.\n\nIf your browser is 'timing out' during the upload then try upload at night when internet traffic is greatly reduced.
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There is a program you can buy that allows you to transfer all your programs, documents, pictures etc...  It's called transfer file.  i bought it and it works great
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you need to save it first on your PC then open the site that you want to transfer then browse to the saved file and hit upload