micromass said:
micromass said:
micromass said:
Yep. As Greg says ...https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/presenting-the-pf-whiteboard.804857/#post-5052460mfb said:
Then click "Browse" and navigate through your file system to the image that you want to upload. The maximum size is 960x720 pixels, so you may need to resize your image using some kind of image-editing software first.mfb said:
To attach a photo to your email, click on the "attach file" button in your email composition window. Then, select the photo you want to attach from your computer files and click "open". The photo will then be attached to your email.
The maximum file size for a photo attachment varies depending on the email service provider. Generally, it ranges from 10MB to 25MB. If your photo is larger than the maximum size, you can try compressing it or sending it through a file sharing service.
Yes, you can attach multiple photos to one email. Most email service providers allow you to attach multiple files by either selecting multiple photos at once or by attaching them one at a time.
To resize a photo before attaching it to an email, you can use photo editing software or online tools. In most cases, you can right-click on the photo and select "resize" or "edit" to adjust the size before attaching it to your email.
Yes, you can attach photos from your cloud storage as long as your email service provider allows it. Some providers may have a built-in feature to access your cloud storage, while others may require you to download the photo to your computer first before attaching it to the email.