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 How to attach, send, and save pictures in Outlook
By Mitz
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Outlook Express Email Tips The best part about sending e-mail is that you
can send your favorite picture along with it. Gone are the good old days of
having to get your photos developed so you can share them. Now all you have to
do is attach it to an email and send.
An e-mail attachment is a file you include with
an e-mail. For example, you can attach a text document, a small file, or a
picture to share with someone.
To insert a picture you should know where the
file is located on your computer. Most people store their pictures in the My
picture folder which is located in My Documents. You must also consider the size
of the file before you send it. A large picture can take along time to download
and the person you are sending it to may not happy about that. For example
pictures taken from a 7 mega pixel digital camera can be huge and must be
resized. Sometimes your email program will ask you if you would like to make
your picture smaller to send.
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How to place a picture with your email
In the email
- Open a New Message box
- Choose insert from the top menu,
then choose Picture.
- The box below appears. Press on Browse to find the picture you
want to insert.
- Add some Alternate Text. This shows up when the user places
their mouse over the picture. Then Press OK.
The screen shot below shows that I have inserted a picture into my email. If
someone sent you an email with a picture in it and you want to save it to your
computer, right click your mouse on the picture. A menu will
appear. Then choose save picture as....
As an attachment
- Open a New Message box
- Choose insert from the top menu, then choose File
Attachment.
- Now you can find the picture you want, click on it and the filename box will
be filled in for you. Then Press Attach. See
Screenshot below.
- Now all you have to do it write your message
and send.
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