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Attaching
Photos |
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1 - Identify and locate the
photo(s) you wish to send (what folder); |
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2 - open an e-mail, addressed to
me
link, the title is set as "Attachments;
insert text to as you see fit; |
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3 - somewhere on the face of the
e-mail you'll find a link or other queue for "attaching" a file (or photo).
In g-mail, it's a paper
clip icon at the bottom of
the page; |
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4 - hit
that prompt queue - you'll be prompted to "open" a file (or photo) - and
offered a chance to browse to the location of whatever you wish to send
(attach); |
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the browse feature, go to where the photo is located and click (open) on
that file; |
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6 - if you wish to send more on
this e-mail, click "attach
another file" icon or
similar queue; |
| 7 - repeat
the process above; |
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8 - when you are ready - hit send
as you normally do. That's it! |
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Attaching
files other than photos |
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Files such a word, spreadsheet or
graphic files usually require either the generating program at the receiving
end or a compatible one. .pdf means portable document format and saves a
file in .pdf which can them be opened without concern about having the
generating program or compatible at the receiving end. |
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Desktop
pdf programs litter the web and are FREE for download. Just type Desktop pdf
in your browser window and see what comes up. When you download these
programs, they will usually install as a
virtual printer.
To make a file a .pdf file, just click it and 'print' with the .pdf program.
The file will go to the virtual printer (not a real printer) and the result
is a .pdf file, ready to attach if you wish. |
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