How can I copy and paste a prestige-portrait photo from the internet??

Placing my photos into the body of an email.?

• I ask the question last week and was basically told I couldn't. However, I have discovered how to do this. First, I compose an email to myself (actually send it to my own email address) and attach the photo I want to use. After I receive the email, I just right click on the attached photo and copy. Then I compose my new email and paste the photo any place I want in the body of the message. I can save the email as a draft, and then go copy another photo. It is a little bit of work, but I don't have to download any programs, join any clubs, or post my photos on the internet. You can also copy any picture out of any email you receive and use it (even pictures which move).

• Answer:

  The way you suggested has a downfall. The picture can only be as large as the icon attachment, which is really small. The better way to do it is: 1) Convert the image(s) into a single PDF file. (Open the folder containing the image(s). Select all image(s), right click, and go to File, Print, change printer to Adobe PDF, then proceed through the commands to save as a PDF file). Note, your printer does not have to be hooked up to do this. 2) Open PDF file in Adobe Acrobat (NOT READER). 3) Save file as an HTML document. 4) Open your Outlook Express, set your stationery for mail to the HTML document. 5) Now e-mail yourself. The image will maintain its original size and resolution. I also experimented by forwarding the document multiple times and the stationery remained at the bottom with each e-mail. So any text did not overlap. E-mail me at [email protected] if you have any questions.