If you already know how to attach a file to your email, then just send your jpeg (.jpg) or tiff (.tif) file to orders@wraps4u.com. If you're not quite sure how to do it, then please read the short instructions below.

Since Outlook Express is a very popular e-mail client we've decided to use it in our example, but all e-mail programs work (almost) the same way.

The first thing to do is to have Outlook Express open, and be working on an e-mail.

As usual, fill out the "To: orders(at)wraps4u.com" then "Subject: (Which should be the name of the person on the wrapper)" and the message body. When you are done composing the message, follow the steps below to attach a file:

Look for the "Paper Clip" Icon and/or the word "Attach" on the toolbar. If you do not see this icon, go to the top menu toolbar and click INSERT --> FILE ATTACHEMENT:

A window should come up that shows a directory on your computer. It is now time to find the file you want to send as an attachment. For photos we accept jpeg (.jpg) and tiff (.tif) file formats. Go through your hard drive and when you find the file double click on it. The "My Pictures" folder usually comes up as the default. If your picture isn't there, just remember what folder you put it in:

Once you have selected the file you want to send, the file name should show up in a new field in the message header:

You're almost done. Now click the "Send" button. That's it! Wasn't that easy?