How can you add a picture in the body text of an e-mail?

I am trying to send out a communicate to several people, but I can't get the illustration to show in what normally would be the body of the message, and I don't want to send it as an attachment that you have to download and open...





Any help would be much appreciated, thanks.

How can you add a picture in the body text of an e-mail?
鈽呪槄 PASTE IMAGES IN FREE YAHOO MAIL 鈽呪槄





鈼?To get rich text formatting in your free Yahoo Email account click on OPTIONS %26gt; GENERAL PREFERENCES and click the radio button that says "Compose messages as color and graphics".





鈼?To use images in your free Yahoo Email account find the image on the web. Move your cursor over it and click your right mouse button. Then click on COPY. Now go to the BODY area of your email and click where you want it to appear. Then click your right mouse button and click on PASTE and it will appear.





鈼?If the image is on your hard drive press CTRL+O to open it in your browser and move your cursor over it and click the right mouse button and click on copy. Now go to the BODY area of your email and click where you want it to appear. Then click your right mouse button and click on PASTE and it will appear.





鈼?More detailed help can be found here.





鈽?http://help.yahoo.com/help/mail/





鈼?Yahoo's main menu with links to every part of Yahoo.





鈽?http://docs.yahoo.com/docs/family/more/
Reply:i just copy and paste it from 'my pictures' to the e-mail...sometimes it doesnt work, but most of the time it does...


goof luck!!


-tina
Reply:down load yahoo photo's , you can get a picture from any file on your PC its great and doesn't take up loads of room people can enlarge the photo when the receive it in their mail !
Reply:enable your html





then put in %26lt;img src="picute address"%26gt;





LEAVE THE QOUTES IN!
Reply:Try copy/paste. If that doesn't work try to edit the email using HTML formatting and paste the code: %26lt;img src="Path To Image.gif" to embed an image into the body. Also, if you are using a web client such as Gmail or Yahoo! Mail, this may not work.
Reply:click "attach files" it'll walk you through the rest.