First, the picture needs to be stored on your computer's hard drive. If it's a digital picture, or you already have it stored on your computer, that's good. If not, you'll need to scan it in. Finally, you'll want to attach the picture file to the email, just as you would attach a Word document or any other file to an email. The process for attaching a file to an email varies depending on which email program you use.

Yes, please feel free to send any hi-resolution pictures via email attachments. For best results make sure the pictures are in jpg/JPEG mode.

Yes, pictures can be attached to email. For larger images and files use any of the popular compression utilities (Stuffit, ZIP etc) to compress images before sending. Image formats such as JPG, TIFF, GIF, BMP are ok.

I spend a lot of time putting the pictures on this website, so you can download them at your leisure. As such, I do not offer an image... concierge service. ^^;;;

Please do not send attachments to us over email unless we ask you to. You might jam up our email boxes, as not all of the theater staff have high speed connections. Send a URL where we can find the picture or video and we can download them ourselves. If you are seriously considering having your film hosted by TFN FanFilms, then you will need to fill out the "Add a Film" form with the necessary information in place for the TFN FanFilms staff to review your film or project.

All pictures are used for advertisement. The best the quality of the picture you send, the best will be the promotion of your image. Market your image the way you deem the best.

We do update our donor gallery from time to time, but cannot guarantee that all the pictures we receive will be posted. We also use photos in our newsletters and post them around our office.

We provide a free yourname@winchesterva.com email account that works only on the WinchesterVa.com domain. This free access is intended for children in the Winchester Public schools and has email blocked to and from the outside world in order to protect students from the dangers of Internet email. This service allows students to learn to send and receive email and have the ability to email friends and other citizens that use the WinchesterVa.com network.

This is one of the main strengths of Photozig Albums! On the "Home" screen, click on "Send to photos to Web" and follow the wizard instructions (that is, select the options on each screen and click the Next button at the bottom).

Yes, both in Minneapolis and at Deep Portage. We will actually be setting up a wireless "hydrocamp" network with DSL connection at Deep Portage, so whenever you are at Deep Portage (mornings, evenings and some report writing/rest days) you will be able to check your emails and surf the net at a fairly decent speed. You can also hook up your laptop with an ethernet cable if you do not have wireless.

No, Not unless you put them there. We do not keep any of your prints or negatives. All reject prints are shredded. We wouldn't still be in business if we didn't protect your privacy.

No. We do not process images from emails. If you can email it to us, then you can use the Upload Images Process to upload your image for auction picture hosting. Uploading an image is the same as attaching it to an email: locate it on your computer, and send it off. Only with uploading, you get your image on the web right away.

Yes, all transmissions will be encrypted en route so as to avoid any interceptions. This service is provided by HUD's Secure Connection System.

No, due to time constraints and all the problems of sending multiple attachments through email, I can't make any promises. Please check back on this website for more pictures.

I prefer to receive my pictures via email, in *.jpg or *.gif format. I will take *.bmp files as well, but those tend to be much bigger! My email address is pattiboyd@hotmail.com. Sure, that would be great! I would like you to send me your URL (also known as "web address") so I can visit your site too. My webpage is http://members.fortunecity.com/pattiboyd. If you want to cut and paste it, this is the HTML that you need: