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Instead of sending the picture as an attachment

Instead of sending the picture as an attachment--in which case, the person has to open the photo separately--insert the photo directly into the message. (First make sure that your recipient can receive HTML messages.) To include a photo directly into a mail message:

1. Click the Compose Message icon on the toolbar. (If you don't see a toolbar of options just below the Subject line, choose Format + Rich Text [HTML] to make the toolbar appear.) 

2. Type the body of your message. 

3. Place the cursor wherever you want to insert the picture. 

4. Click the Insert Picture button on the toolbar (it looks like a postcard with mountains on it). 

5. Click the Browse button and navigate your way to the picture you want to use. 

6. Select the picture and then click Open. 

7. Click OK. 

8. Click the Send button.

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