Unable to view pictures in IE7

Start by composing an e-mail to your friend. Look for a 'paper clip' icon on the e-mail page. Click on it. A Windows Explorer window will open up. On that window navigate to the directory where you have the pictures on your Sandisk. Select the pictures you want to send to your friend and than click on the 'Open' box in the Windows Explorer window. The window will close and you will be back to your e-mail where you can see the pictures as attachments. Click on the 'Send' button.

sir,i got msg from HRD COMPANY.can u pls tell how to download my offer letter....help me sir

Try this option On the Tools menu, click to de-select the option Compatibility View. On the Tools menu, click Compatibility View Settings. Check if mail.yahoo.com is listed in the "Websites you've added to Compatibility View", remove if present. Make sure the "Display all websites in Compatibility View" check box is un-checked, and then click Close.

There are two main theme in yahoomail, one is "Classic" and the other is "All New Mail"
To attach file/photo from classic, Click new or compose and look carefully just below the "subject" bar, there you'll see a button "Attach File", to attach file, click on the button, browse the file and follow the instructions.
Similar procedures for the "All New Mail", the difference is only the "attach file" button location, after you've opened the compose or new, look at the top columns, you'll see, "Send" "Attach" etc,, just above the "To" box. I hope this helps. Good luck, Thanks for using FixYa.

Hi,

This is a known issue with the New version Yahoo Mail. As a workaround to this problem, you can switch to the older version of Yahoo Mail (Yahoo Mail Classic)

To switch to Yahoo! Mail Classic (Old Yahoo), on your Yahoo Mail page click the "Options" link in the upper right corner between "Help" and "Mobile", then click the "Switch to Yahoo! Mail Classic" link.

A dialog box might appear asking for feedback. If it does, click "Switch to Yahoo! Mail Classic".

For more details, click on this link: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/mail/classic/settings/settings-22.html

Hope this solves your problem. Thanks for using FixYa.

are you sure have picture mail on your plan, some company's will disable services that you do not have, ie. text messaging, internet, picture mail

CHECK THE INTERNET CONNECTION AND MAKE SURE THAT YOUR CONNECTED. OPEN INTERNT EXPLORE AND GOTO:
TOOLS
INTERNET OPTIONS
CONNECTIONS
LAN SETTINGS
MAKE SURE THAT THE AUTOMATICALLY DETECT SETTINGS BOX IS CHECKED AND CLICK OK......
HOPE THIS HELPS

i cannot open pics sent to me by email

SPRINT - You must have you phone setup linked to an active email acount (i.e. yahoo, etc)

(New Picture) When you take a picture, tap on the envelope icon. \/

(Picture from file) Select and view picture from file explorer. Once open select send in the lower left corner. \/

The option for sending the picture comes up. Click send via email (not picture mail). This opens your email menu, select the correct email account to send from. Once the compose email page opens, simply type the email address and send.

note: to send to another phone you must know the address in which the cell company uses. Some are:

- Sprint - (phonenumber)@pm.sprint.com
- US cellular - (phonenumber)@mms.uscc.net
- ATT - (phonenumber)@mms.att.net

I had this problem on a Fusic (LX-550). The error occurs because a picture mail is corrupted that you're currently trying to preview (inbox). The Fusic inbox shows 3 pic mails at a time. If one of the three is bad, you'll get that error. If the bad pic mail is the most recent in the inbox, then send 3 pic mails to yourself to bump the bad one to number 4. This should allow you to get to your inbox without the error, although you still have to avoid the bad pic mail page(move up in the inbox to see you're oldest mail). Sending pic mails to yourself one at a time is one method of narrowing down the bad pic mail. The permanent fix is to install bitpim, edit->detect phone, view->view file system, navigate to /EPM/MediaStore/MessageStore and delete the offending pic mail. The file name with the highest number is probably most recent. Right click on the file and perform a hex dump to read the message time stamp. Do a backup first and view the hexdump to verify you're deleting a pic mail file. Good luck!

-Joe