Cant find how to get picture out over air and also how to get pictures in my cam gallery out to others or use my self as id on im

First i purchased a web cam i get it on my screen but don't know how to go from here to oyher people i'm talking too second everyone wants pictures ican't figure how to get picture out of gallery and on my im for id and how to get picture to others i talk to third i an most of time on yahoo instant messaging and yahoo security system pops wont let me send im without thier security pops system the security system is fine every where else but yahoo the security system want $20.00 more a month and i just cant afford it and wonder if you have ant sussegestions thank you

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You do not need to open the camera up to use it in your IM programme. The programme itself will need to be set up so that it knows you have a camera, so in the optins or settings or preferences menu the cam will need to be set up and also need to enable in the menu somewhere something similair to 'show others I have a web cam'. When you click open a video call the camera will automatically turn on and you can adjust the size and volume to suit. As for pictures, you use the camera software to do this and in options or preferences there will be a default place where the pictures will be stored, eg my pictures. To send a picture within the IM programme you use 'send a file' and it will ask you then to browse for the file or photo, click open and it will load ready for your IM recipient to accept and download it, if you are sent one then it will probably go to 'my downloads' folder or 'my received files' folder. in your firewall or security programme in the allowed programmes or allowed settings make sure Yahoo messenger is in the allowed list, if not add it in whatever way your programme works. If you have to pay your ISP more money to add to the allowed list, then cancel the security software, and use a freeware one. Paying for added security, when it needs to be allowed and not stopped, it's a rip off, you do not need to pay for any added security, in fact you can readily download more than adequate programmes for free on the net, namely 'Zone alarm', and most of these ISP security programmes are no better than a reputable free one.

Posted on May 09, 2007

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QuickCam Gallery
Your pictures and videos can be viewed in the QuickCam gallery. To view your pictures in the Gallery:

Launch QuickCam (Start > Programs > Logitech > Logitech QuickCam)
From the QuickCam menu, click the QuickCapture button as shown below:
View your pictures and videos in the Gallery area located below the main QuickCapture window as shown below:

For the picture gallery, click in the picture icon:
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For the video gallery, click on the film icon:
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My Pictures / My Videos Picture Files:
You can also view your pictures and videos by opening the QuickCam folder in My Pictures or My Videos. To see your pictures this way, do the following:

Open the My Pictures folder (Start > My Pictures) as shown below:

NOTE: If you have Classic view in Windows XP, simply open the My Documents folder on your desktop and then open the My Pictures folder.
Open the QuickCam folder.
Your pictures will be shown as follows:
To view your pictures, double-click and they will open in the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer or any other picture viewer you have set as your default picture viewer on your computer..

Video Files:
To view your video files:

Open My Documents folder as shown below:
Open the My Videos folder:
Open the QuickCam folder:
Double-click on the video file you wish to view and it will open in Windows Media Player or any other video player you have set as your default video player on your computer.