Sending multiple pics in an email

[Guest]

How do you send multiple pics with an email. Earthlink only has 3 spots for
pic attachments. And some emails I get have all the pics right below the
text, instead of having to click on the attachment link. How do you do that?
Also need to know how to send someone a whole folder of pics, please. Anyone?

 

[smlunatick]

How do you send multiple pics with an email. Earthlink only has 3 spots for
pic attachments. And some emails I get have all the pics right below the
text, instead of having to click on the attachment link. How do you do that?
Also need to know how to send someone a whole folder of pics, please. Anyone?

Those emails with multiple pics do not use the custom email client
that Earthlink (or AOL and others) have. The senders usually use
standard email clients such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird
and others. These standard email clients do not impose a limit on the
number of attachments.

 

[Professor Joe]

smlunatick presented the following explanation :

Those emails with multiple pics do not use the custom email client
that Earthlink (or AOL and others) have. The senders usually use
standard email clients such as Outlook, Outlook Express, Thunderbird
and others. These standard email clients do not impose a limit on the
number of attachments.

We have sent up to 50 pictures to one email with Outlook Express--grab
a copy!

Professor Joe

 

[Richard in AZ]

smlunatick presented the following explanation :

We have sent up to 50 pictures to one email with Outlook Express--grab a copy!

Professor Joe

And hope that the recipient is not using a dial-up connection, or they will hate you for the rest of
your life.

 

[smlunatick]

And hope that the recipient is not using a dial-up connection, or they will hate you for the rest of
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Even sending just ONE pic over a dial-up Internet line is "painfully"
slow.

 

[Tecknomage]

How do you send multiple pics with an email. Earthlink only has 3 spots for
pic attachments. And some emails I get have all the pics right below the
text, instead of having to click on the attachment link. How do you do that?
Also need to know how to send someone a whole folder of pics, please. Anyone?

Like another responder said, it's Earthlink's email client that
limits. Non-Earthlink email clients, like MS Outlook or Agent (which
I'm using now), do not have limits.

In your case, use WinZIP to ZIP all pics into one file then attach
that to your email. Of course, recipients will have to have WinZIP
installed to un-ZIP your attachment.