Put your photos in a folder then send the folder as an attachment
I do it by making a new folder on desktop ( name it so that you recognize the icon
, put the photos into that folder , open up a new e-mail , fill out the receives address, subject photos
click and drag the folder to the email and it attaches to the e-mail
if you only have one screen to work with , right click on the folder and a drop down box opens and you will see ( send to-- and in the list you will see mail recipient
click on that and a new e-mail page will appear with the folder as an attachment
fill out all the receiver details , add text as required and send
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there are very illustrative books called (computers for dummies , excel for dummies e-mail for dummies etc) and they are very good for the person who is not too good in computers
I will try and give a short way of what to do
open the computer and you get a face called desk top where all your icons are (windows )
select any where on desktop ( not an icon but a blank space) and right click
a drop down box will appear and click on the word --new
this puts a new icon on desk top
name it so you know what it is for
now select the photos icon from desktop and open
click on any photos and save to the new folder
in effect what you are doing is taking pages from the filing cabinet ( photos folder ) and putting them in an envelope ( new envelope )
now by right clicking you are addressing that new envelope ready to post when yo select mail recipient
when that is attached , you have in effect posted the envelope to the receiver when to add the receiver address and press send
there is a book from microsoft as a user manual for win 7 and other os but they can be more expensive than dummies books
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