's Image E-Mail lets you send photos via e-mail! Easily share photos with friends, family or co-workers with 's fast and friendly e-mailer! You no longer have to run a seperate program and worry about attaching files! Just select, point, and click! | --></phtml>

E-Mailing Images Using , you can send any number of photos and images to anyone in the world using e-mail.

To send files via e-mail, simply select the files you would like to send in the File List, then choose E-Mail Files from the File menu (or use CTRL+E). Once you've set the options you desire and entered the e-mail address to send the files to, click 'Send' to send your files!

Note: Before you can e-mail files, you must configure your outgoing mail server in the Internet Preferences. For more information, see the Internet Preferences documentation.

From and To Fields
The 'From' and 'To' fields contain the e-mail address for where the message is coming from and going to. In the 'From' field, enter your email address (after you enter it the first time, will fill this field in for you).

In the 'To' field, enter the e-mail address of the person you'd like to send the files to. | </phtml>

Subject Line

The 'Subject' is the line that will appear as the message subject in the receiver's e-mail program. | </phtml>

Enter a subject for your message in the 'Subject' field, or leave the default subject.

Message Text

If you would like to include any text with your files (such as a description, memo, or other note), enter that text into the 'Message' field. | </phtml>

Attachments

The 'Attachments' field will display the files that will be included in the e-mail so that you can verify the contents before sending the message. If you would like to change the files which are attached, click 'Cancel', change your selection in the File List, and enter the e-mail utility again. | </phtml>

Encoding Method

The 'Encoding Method' controls how the files will be encoded when sent through email. If you are unsure of which encoding method to use, leave this at the default setting, Base64. | </phtml>

Related Topics:

- Selecting Files
- Sending Picture Greeting Cards