Recurring untyped line on my emails

Hi
Attachments to email should be less than 10mb.
Your ISP sets the limit.
Open an email and get it ready to go.
Put cursor where you want the attachment to sit on the page.
Drag your file to be attached, from the Desktop to the Email window & drop. Then clik send.
For larger attachments:
Use the free DropBox to share files with friends. You place files to be shared in the Dropbox Folder which shows in the top menu of a Mac. Very simple to use, once set up. https://db.tt/7ByRbUj
Cheers
Trevor

simple.
1. click on compose mail.
2. attach the file to the mail and enter your email address in the To: field.
3. Click send and you will receive the mail with your document.

Hello,
To send pictures in your yahoo email account you will have to do the following steps:

• Log into your yahoo account
• Click on "Compose Message" on the top left
• Once the new message screen click on the tab that says "Attachments"
• Once on the attachment tab select "Attach Files"
• You will then have an option to browse your computer for the images you would like to attach.

Be sure to also fill our the "TO:" section of the email with the recipients email address before click the "Send button at the top left"
Best Regards, Ben

Hi,

Sending an email is a very easy task. To open yahoomail, click on www.yahoomail.com

On the top-right side, below the Yahoo!'s logo, click on the button labeled "New"

On the box labeled "To", enter the email address of the person you want to send the mail. You can write the Subject on the box labeled "Subject".

Once done, writeup your mail on the Space provided below. When done, just hit the Send button. You can also attach files using the Attach button.

Hope this solves your problem. Thanks for using Fixya.

1) Click New in the upper left corner to write an email.
On the new page, click in the blank box beside To: and type the email address of the person you're writing to. Add addresses in the Cc: field if you want to send a copy of your email to anyone else. Others receiving this email will be able to see anyone listed in the Cc: line.

2) Inside Subject: give your email a title-then write whatever you want to in the message window. That's the big box below.
Sending is the easy part. Once you're done writing (and attaching photos or files if you want... see below), just click Send.
Here are some tips that can help you in the future:

3) Open your Address Book in a sub-window
Clicking To:, Cc: or Bcc: (see below) opens your Address Book in a sub-window, from which you can select recipients. Click Insert Checked Contacts when you're done.

4) Multiple Recipients:
Send your email to more than one person. Add additional email addresses after To: and separate them with commas (e.g., [email protected], [email protected], etc.). If you will be emailing this group again, you might want to create a category for them. That way, in the future you can send to the group in one click!

5) Bcc:
If you want to send a copy of your email to someone, and not let anyone else see that they're getting a copy, click Show Bcc above the To: line. Bcc is "blind carbon copy. Bcc: recipients are invisible to the To: and Cc: recipients of the email, as well as to each other. For example, if you send an email to [email protected] with a Bcc: to [email protected], you will see himself as the message's only recipient. You will also get the email, and she will see that you addressed and sent the email To: You as well.
Check spelling:
While composing and email, you can check the spelling in your email. Just click the Spelling button at the top of the page. If you want to localize your spell check to a specific language, click the arrow next to the Spelling button and select the appropriate language from the drop down menu.
Misspelled words are underlined in red. To view a list of suggested corrections for any misspelled words just click it!
Attach Photos and Files:
Click Attach at the top of the page. In the window that opens, click Browse to find and select the file you want. When you've got it, click Open. Repeat these steps to attach more files, and when you're finished, click Attach Files.

to send an email from your phone to a computer. You must first have an email enabled handset and email account on your phone. If all is in order.

Select messaging and choose send email / your email account ie hotmail etc.
You type in the email address right at the top (says to)
To attach a file click options and then insert or attach.
Browse the folders and select the file you want to attach.
then select options and then send.

Hope this helps and please rate, thanks

You should be able to send a text message with the picture attached to an email address.

to send a multimedia message/text message w. picture attached:
-find the actual picture you want to send on your phone and select it
-then hit your "menu" or "options" button, which should give you an option to send/share the picture
-select text message or multimedia message (MMS)
-in the "to" line for the text message, enter the email address you'd like to send it to
-hit "send"

Hope this helps!

I believe that you don't just want to attach the photos. what you need is to insert them inline, in the email itself.
So here is how you can do it:
1. First you will need to enable the Yahoo rich text editor. You can do this by clicking rich text next to the subject line.
2. The next step is to locate the image you want to send inline on the web. Either navigate to its URL, or if it's located on your computer you will need to upload it on a free sharing server.
3. Once you have the image on the web just copy and paste it in the rich text editor where you want it inserted, or drag it and drop it there.
This is all!
Hope this helps, wbwTeam

Here are the instructions to send an attachment with your email in G-Mail:

1) Log into your G-Mail account.
2) Select, 'Compose Mail'.
3) Look to the top of the page, See: 'To' > Under that see, 'Subject'.
4) Just under the word 'Subject, see - 'Attach a file'
(it will have a little paperclip icon in front of it)
5) Click on, 'Attach a File' and select the file or document you wish to attach with your email.
6) Compose your email and click, 'Send'

Your document will be sent with your email.

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