n one

iTrader: (5)

My computer knowledge is limited, very limited, I can turn it on/off, come on here, send an e-mail & thats about it. But what I`d like to know is how to mail picture thats stored in a folder. I`m using XP if it helps.

Neil.

Hanslow

If you are using outlook express as your mail client,

Either click on the paper clip image (if you have images enabled) on the toolbar,
or go to the insert menu item, and click on file attachment.

Once you have done either of the above, navigate to, and then select the file you wish to attach. In this case it will be the image file you want to send.

n one

iTrader: (5)

Thanks Hanslow, I`ll try it now.

Neil.

n one

iTrader: (5)

Well Ive tried it. Things didn`t quite seem as simple as you`d put it. Just waiting now to see if the picture`s been received.
Thanks from a computer `numbskull`.

Hanslow

You can always try sending an email to yourself with an attachment to see if it works.

We've all got to start somewhere

n one

iTrader: (5)

Now that seems awfully complicated to me.

Hanslow

It's simlpe really.

Create a new email.

In the to: line, put your own email address. Add the attachment. In the subject line stick the word Test. Click the send email icon in the top left. Click send and receive on the outlook express window.

You should get the email back pretty much straight away and be able to see if the attachment worked

super slider

or
if it is in your 'my pictures' folder. right click on required image, cursor up to 'send to' , cursor on to next menu to 'mail recipient' , left click. a box will come up asking if you want to resize the image, decide which size you want (you will have to left click the circle to change it) , your email should come up , put an email address in (or yours to send it to yourself for testing purposes) , change the subject title if you want and add a message if you want , then send!
hope this works for you
(dont know if it will work from anything other than the 'my pictures' folder)

n one

iTrader: (5)

Super slider, it works just like that untill - your email should come up, but I`ve transfered the picture into `documents` & have been able to send it direct from there (I think).
Thanks, Neil.