Sending multiple photos through yahoo mail

[RONJON]

how do i do it?

Each file is one picture and it only allows 5 pictures per email...and i have alot more to send. I tried putting them in a folder and sending it but it wont work. Anyone able to help me here?

Thanks guys
RONJON

 

[matttx]

you could zip all the files together and send them as one big file..

 

[7_Deadly_Sins]

You could either, use winrar to compress them.
Or, compress them with winrar, and upload them to rapidshare.com (free account) and give them the link to download it. then, they get it and it's much eaiser than yahoo.
if you need help PM me.

 

[RONJON]

NEITHER IS WORKING!

i tried sending a zipped folder through yahoo then I tried it through rapidshare and each took about 20 min and STILL weren't uploaded it takes
F O R E V ER!!!

There has got to be an easier way than this bros...

 

[NCMAC]

How big are the pictures in size? If you have zipped them and it's taking forever to upload/attach, then chances are, you took the photos with huge resolution and need to re-size them. Right click on the zip file and click properties and see how big the zip file is.. if it's bigger than say 10-15MB in size you may have problems sending and the receiver may also have issues receiving them..

Re-sizing can be done via programs such as photoshop or the built-in Windows Paint program. Are you familiar at all with this process? I can provide detailed instruction if you'd like..

 

[RONJON]

How big are the pictures in size? If you have zipped them and it's taking forever to upload/attach, then chances are, you took the photos with huge resolution and need to re-size them. Right click on the zip file and click properties and see how big the zip file is.. if it's bigger than say 10-15MB in size you may have problems sending and the receiver may also have issues receiving them..

Re-sizing can be done via programs such as photoshop or the built-in Windows Paint program. Are you familiar at all with this process? I can provide detailed instruction if you'd like..

Yep that must be it..the zipped file is 90MB

 

[NCMAC]

Yep that must be it..the zipped file is 90MB

That will certainly do it!

You good with how to re-size?

 

[notsobig32]

Resizing all of those photos can be pretty time consuming. you might just want to use:
http://drop.io/
It is a private file sharing site. You have no signup required, you just fill in a password and the name you want your file site called. You can email the link to many people with the password and there you go. I use it for sharing programs i am working on with other members of the team all the time.

 

[RONJON]

Resizing all of those photos can be pretty time consuming. you might just want to use:
http://drop.io/
It is a private file sharing site. You have no signup required, you just fill in a password and the name you want your file site called. You can email the link to many people with the password and there you go. I use it for sharing programs i am working on with other members of the team all the time.

Will that upload a 90MB file bro? ...Rapidshare couldnt do it for me

 

[NCMAC]

That would certainly be the least time consuming way to go about it.. could probably even use photobucket.. dont know what their limitations on file size are though.. if you know anyone that has access to Photoshop, you can run a batch process and re-size them all in a few seconds as well..

 

[NCMAC]

Will that upload a 90MB file bro? ...Rapidshare couldnt do it for me

You will most likely need to upload the pics themselves individually, not the zipped file.... I know with photobucket you can just hold ctrl and select as many as want for bulk upload.. try a free account and see if it works best for you.. http://photobucket.com/

 

[RONJON]

You will most likely need to upload the pics themselves individually, not the zipped file.... I know with photobucket you can just hold ctrl and select as many as want for bulk upload.. try a free account and see if it works best for you.. http://photobucket.com/

Thanks bro...you guys know your stuff with computers..DAMN!

 

[NCMAC]

Thanks bro...you guys know your stuff with computers..DAMN!

You're welcome man..

 

[notsobig32]

Will that upload a 90MB file bro? ...Rapidshare couldnt do it for me

Ronjon,

yeah drop.io will hold a 90mb file. I use it to transfer test data for the applications i write all the time. These databases are in the gigs. I have never seen a limit so i am not sure what it is but for a free drop site, it is faster for me than setting up an actual ftp site.