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putting pictures in e mails
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hi can sombody explain how to cut copy and paste pictures etc thanks tuna
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You can either put a picture INSIDE the e-mail (within the text) or send it as an attachment.
If the person the other end just wants to see the picture you are best sending it as an attachment.
Most e-mail programs have a menu option or button you can press to link an attachment. Outlook uses an icon with a paperclip but other programs may use something different.
If the person the other end just wants to see the picture you are best sending it as an attachment.
Most e-mail programs have a menu option or button you can press to link an attachment. Outlook uses an icon with a paperclip but other programs may use something different.
Putting a picture INSIDE the e-mail is slightly different.
When writing an e-mail you can either specify it as plain text, or as an enhanced format like HTML. You can control this with your e-mail program
If your e-mail system is setup to only send in plain text you cannot put a picture INSIDE your e-mail.
If you set it up as HTML then you can put a picture inside the e-mail, but if the person who recieves it has THEIR e-mail set up as plain text they will not see it (it will probably come as an attachment)
You can use cut copy and paste from the edit menu.
Normally you COPY the picture into the clipboard then PASTE it into the e-mail.
You can practice cut copy and paste with a program like Microsoft Wordpad that comes free with Windows.
When writing an e-mail you can either specify it as plain text, or as an enhanced format like HTML. You can control this with your e-mail program
If your e-mail system is setup to only send in plain text you cannot put a picture INSIDE your e-mail.
If you set it up as HTML then you can put a picture inside the e-mail, but if the person who recieves it has THEIR e-mail set up as plain text they will not see it (it will probably come as an attachment)
You can use cut copy and paste from the edit menu.
Normally you COPY the picture into the clipboard then PASTE it into the e-mail.
You can practice cut copy and paste with a program like Microsoft Wordpad that comes free with Windows.
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