How
to attach a File to an Email message
I-Explorer & Navigator Browsers & their mail forms
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Directory | Disclaimer |
Note: I see Navigator has a new 4.7 Browser. Hopefully it
will be capable of running some of the neat stuff that only
I-Explorer was able to run.
Blue
= Microsoft I-Explorer Green = Navigator Information Click
Here |
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| 1.
Open
your email from Internet Browsers . Icon on top of Browser
Window. |
| View of
I-Explorer 5.0 Browser for the internet. To get to Email form,
click icon in red box. Earlier versions will have the same icon. |
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2.
We
now have the email opened, let's attach a file Outlook
Express or Outlook mail
Remember
the person you send the file to, has to have a program they can
open the file with.
Ask before you send unless you're sure they do. Refer to type of files in
the Lesson 8 File Types. |
| Outlook Express New
message icon is located in left right hand corner marked in red.
Click to open. |
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| View of New message Microsoft
uses the paper clip symbol icon to attach files to email
message. After clicking you will be prompted to find the
file you want with windows common dialog box. You need to
know how windows file system works to understand this dialog box.
If you don't, go to directory and
start the teach your self Windows file system beginning with
lesson 1. They are 15 minute lessons. Once file is attached just
address, subject and click send, done. |
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Note:
Microsoft Exchange has a yellow envelope with star icon to open
new message
and the same paper clip icon to attach. |
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It's really that
simple if you understand the filing system and the name of a file
is it's complete path. Most of us think the name of the file is it's
nickname. The common dialog form helps you tell the program the
file's complete name.
Sample
"C:\Anderson\RubberStamps\Catalog\Test.gif" The
Lesson Directory
will take you through simple 15 minute lessons that illustrate
Windows filing system and movement and how to find files. Designed
to make your computer experience less mystifying. |
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NAVIGATOR
INTERNET BROWSER INSTRUCTIONS |
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| 1.
Open
your email from Internet Browsers . Icon on top of Browser
Window. |
| Navigator 3.0 has their Email icon located on the status bar located on the
right-bottom of the browser marked in red |
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| Navigator 4.51
has their Email icon located on the status bar located on the
right-bottom of the browser marked in red |
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2.
We
now have the email opened, let's attach a file
Navigator Mail
Remember
the person you send the file to, has to have a program they can
open the file with.
Ask before you send unless you're sure they do. Refer to type of files in
the Lesson 8 File Types. |
