How to Attach Photos in MSN
MSN email, which also includes emails ending in "msn.com," "hotmail.com" or "live.com," works similarly to other email programs. According to the MSN website, free Hotmail account users can send and receive emails with up to 10 MB, and Hotmail Plus accounts can send and receive up to 20 MB. You may need to send several emails to transmit all the information you want if you exceed these size limits. Attaching photos to email is simple; you'll just need to know the file names and their locations on your computer.
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Instructions
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Log in to your MSN account by visiting the MSN home page (msn.com).
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Click on the "Hotmail" icon, near the top left of the page.
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Sign in to your email account by typing your email address into the "Windows Live ID" box and your password into the "Password" box. Click the "Sign in" button or press "Enter/Return."
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Click the "New" button, located on the top left of the screen, to start composing a new email.
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Click the "Attachments" button, next to the icon of a paperclip, and click "Browse."
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Select a file name from the window that opens or type the file name in the available box to find your image. You can also click the "All Images" icon to narrow down the search to images only, and then you can scroll through the the file names that appear. The window may look different depending on your operating system or browser.
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Select the photo you wish to add to the email, then click the "Open" button at the bottom right of the window. The image will begin uploading to the document, and will appear as "1 of 1 uploaded" once the upload is complete.
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Attach another document or image in the same manner. You can only upload items from one folder at a time.
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Tips & Warnings
Attach your photos at the beginning of the email, as this ensures you won't forget to attach them at the end.
MSN automatically reduces your photos to 600 pixels wide or tall to enable better online viewing.
References
- Photo Credit Jupiterimages/Brand X Pictures/Getty Images
