How to import pictures in my email programmatically (html) or otherwise?

attach the pictures as files





if you want them to be embedded in the email, I would compose it in outlook or outlook express first. There is a button you just click to embed a picture in your email there. Once you have it drafted, copy the whole thing %26amp; paste it in your yahoo email compose window. {EDITED: your pictures also have to be hosted somewhere like, your website or photobucket and you have to change the html to show that this is where your photos are stored BEFORE you copy %26amp; paste it into yahoo mail.}





Yahoo used to have something that worked to embed pictures, but now they are promoting the photomail thing %26amp; it's just a joke, so now you have to backdoor it to get it to work.
How to import pictures in my email programmatically (html) or otherwise?
get the free version of http://www.eudora.com it allows you to use html and all the pictures you can put in your emails





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Reply:when u type html to import pictures ine amil (so u dont need to upload or attach pictures,itw ill load on the recipient`s computer)


u have to put the followning code


%26lt;img src="http://www.my-website.com/puictures...


please remember to change the url website to the orignal where a pictures is hosted and u want to sedn it via html,


OR


u can puta picture in the compsoe box without having to attach ity,, just opena picture, when it is opened, just drag the mouse over it and select it ,when the picture is blured than right clcik ove it and click COPY,, (just like u r copying some text from a page bys electing it),when u copy the picture in this way afetr right clcik at the compose area and click PASTE, u will see ur picture instantly added there, now u send it and recipient will recieve it as inline im,age, no attachment, nothing to downlaod or uplaod


hope this helps
Reply:its probably best to just click the "attachments" button and add them through there
Reply:save the pictures into a folder and view them later.