when i'm attaching pictures to yahoo mail it's so slow!!!is there any way to attach and send pictures faster??
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Yes, make sure your pictures are 100kb or less. If they are huge files (like over a MB or 2) Then you need to make them smaller.
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Click on attach file and thats it. both works on yahoo/hotmale and gmail :))\neasy
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You have to use Outlook or Outlook express or whatever email program is on your computer to insert images into the email, rather than as attachments.\n\nThe problem with using Yahoo arises in that you are using their servers in Washington to send email, but the picture you want to send is on your computer in another state. The only way to get the two together is to upload the picture as an attachment.\n\nWith Outlook, simply start a new email message, then click on Insert, then browse for the picture, and click OK. Voila, the picture is inserted into the email.
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ok you answered you own question.. sorta... yahoo and hotmail use different technoligies.. if you want to see the pictures try and see if you can see them at the bottom of the page of the email of tell you friend to use yahoo photo mail..with a yahoo account or vice versa
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I can think of a couple of things that might be hapening.\n\nFirst, your email account will typically have a maximum attachment size.  If people are trying to send you emails with attachment sizes bigger than your account will allow, then the emails either won't be delivered to you, or they will be delivered without the attachments.  This is becoming a bigger problem as people start sending more pictures at a time, and sending pictures taken with cameras that have greater resolution (and thus greater picture file sizes).  If this is hapenning, then the people sending you emails with photos need to send smaller picture file sizes, fewer picture files, or perhaps not send you picture files at all, but post them up on a photo-sharing website, like Yahoo! Photos (see link below).\n\nSecond, your email account will typically have a maximum storage size.  If your mailbox gets close to filling up, and someone sends you an email bigger than the amount of room you have left in your mailbox, then the email won't be delivered.  If this is hapenning, then you need to clean up your mailbox.  One of the things you can do is find out how to save the attachements from your emails onto the hard drive of your computer, then you can delete those old emails to make room for more.
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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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Iv'e noticed that ANYTIME Yahoo is playing with anything that deals with Email (like when they added 'Answers' the mail slows down.. all you can do is just wait.
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u should scan ur pic or documents u wanna then attach it 2 the e-mail u will send , if u cant do it let me know and glad 2 help ;)good luck
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hello, Picasa automatically resizes and attaches pictures to email messages, it's free if you want to have a go, apparently it makes it very easy\nhttp://www.sleekbytes.com/picasa-google.htm\n\nAlso get Hello, it's a plugin for Picasa http://www.worldstart.com/tips/tips.php/295 and you have the best setup for sharing photos online.
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Okay genuis. First you GET a picture, then you copy it and paste it in the email. I guess I would find it challenging to put a picture in an email when i don't HAVE one.
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If u want to send photos in email do it by the following\n\n\n1. First go to the email that u have  (example if it is msn go to msn,  if its yahoo go to yahoo,  if its aol go to aol)\n\n2.  type in the persons address that u are sending it to\n\n3.  Hit upload pictures\n\n4.  Pick pictures u want to send\n\n5.  Hit the send button\n\n6. U should be able to type in something\n\n7.  Hit send again and that should send ur picture
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You should already have them in 'my pictures' under 'your documents'. If not, put them there and when you go to browse for something to send, go into that folder and there they are. Make sure you click on the photo and then hit open or it won't transfer it to the email. Good luck!!
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push \n\n'send a file'\nor click\n'photo' hope  it helps!
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Try with WinZip(i.e. Zip file before attaching), if the photo-file size is large.  If that also doesn't work, then ofcourse, first try delete all internet temporary files from your computer(it will become faster), then try again to attach.
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If you're sending email with yahoo, I think it sends pictures as "attachment" that have to be opened. Also, if you it is being sent as an attachment, some people have there email set to not accept email with an attachment.  Depends on their email settings.  CC's are better known as Carbon Copy - you can send a copy of what you are sending to other individuals within the same email address.  Say you are sending your friend an email - and she/he lives with 5 of your other friends; they all share one email address.  This tells the person who retrieves the email, that the email is intended for those other individuals whose names are under CC.  We use this at where I work when my supervisor gets an email that's intended for all of us - he prints it out, copies it and puts it in all of our mailboxes.  Hope that helps.
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yeah, \nits taking ages to send a file of mine that like hardly 220KB\nand thats reallly small
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(1) Save the pictures in a the original email to their own folder.\n\n(2) Compose a new email to just the recipients you want. Attach the pictures from the folder you saved them on.\n\n(3) Send\n\nInstead of forwarding the email with attachments (which will also forward the previous headers with others' emails on them, you're simple composing a new message and re-attaching the pictures so you send just what you want to send.