Monklands Memories - Airdrie & Coatbridge areas

Home

Computers

Genealogy

Features 

Bricks

UGotmail

Leisure

Cheap Phone

Links

Contact us

Your Home Town

Birds of Prey

Memories

Poetry

Humour

Insurance

Holidays

Trams

People & Places

  Computing Channel -

Computing
Channel

Home Page

Computing 
Phone Section
Communications
Useful Utilities
Learning PCs
Buying a PC
FREEBIES
Internet Basics
Choose ISP
Getting on NET
Broadband?
email Knowhow
Free e-mail 
Typing Test
 
Attachments
You Got email
Virus Problems
Guide to Scams

Digital Cameras

DVDs

Printable DVDs

Upgrading PCs

Batteries

Atomic Clock

Find your DNS
Google Maps
clear gif

Attaching a File

You can use this procedure to attach documents, spreadsheets, photos or any other type of file.

  • Open your e-mail program, launch a new message window and compose your message. 

  • Click on the attachment icon or insert the file by selecting from the drop down menu.  

  • Browse your hard drive or removable disks to locate the file you want to attach.

  • Once you find it, click on it, then click the OK button. 

  • An icon or message should now appear indicating that the file has been attached.

  • Click on the Send button or select Send from the File menu.

How do I print part of a long email or web page?

Paste the part you want into a Microsoft Word document and print that. To do this, start Word and then repeat the following steps as often as necessary.

  • Focus on the email/WWW window (by clicking somewhere in it) and highlight a section that you want.

  • Select ``Copy'' from that window's File menu. Nothing visible will happen, but the text you highlighted will be copied to the clipboard. On a PC you can confirm this by opening the Clipboard Viewer.

  • Focus on the Word window and select Paste from that window's File menu. The text you highlighted will appear in the Word window.

 

Advertise Here

Copyright Monklands Online  2000-2012   Site designed by Sennet   Pensions Information  Tell  friends about Monklands Online