For the most part, email can generally accept more than one attachment. The key is to find the button that allows you to continue adding more. Please keep in mind that most email clients only allow up to 10mb for attachments.
To do it in one attachment, that is multiple pics at once, you should stick all of the pics into one folder and compress it. This will reduce the size of the files and allow you to treat the folder as if it were just a file. Thus allowing you to attach the folder in one swoop.
If you need good compression software, check out zipgenius. It's completely free and offers all of the nice features that the other's provide.
After you've zipped the folder, check to see if it's less than 10mb (standard email size limit) by right clicking on the file and chosing "properties". This should bring up a window showing exactly how big the file is.
Now, say if the newly created file is larger than 10mb, don't worry you can still send it. But not bad regular email. If you want you can use my brothers site to send files up to 2GB,.. its free and you can use your existing email.
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For the most part, email can generally accept more than one attachment. The key is to find the button that allows you to continue adding more. Please keep in mind that most email clients only allow up to 10mb for attachments.
To do it in one attachment, that is multiple pics at once, you should stick all of the pics into one folder and compress it. This will reduce the size of the files and allow you to treat the folder as if it were just a file. Thus allowing you to attach the folder in one swoop.
If you need good compression software, check out zipgenius. It's completely free and offers all of the nice features that the other's provide.
http://www.zipgenius.com/
After you've zipped the folder, check to see if it's less than 10mb (standard email size limit) by right clicking on the file and chosing "properties". This should bring up a window showing exactly how big the file is.
Now, say if the newly created file is larger than 10mb, don't worry you can still send it. But not bad regular email. If you want you can use my brothers site to send files up to 2GB,.. its free and you can use your existing email.
http://www.toobigforemail.com/