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Want to email someone a photo? In Gmail on a computer, it takes about thirty seconds. Here's exactly where to click.

Open Gmail, and click Compose in the top left. A new message window opens in the corner.

Type the person's email address in the To line. Add a subject, and a short message.

Along the bottom of the message window, click the paperclip. That's the Attach files button.

A window opens to your files. Find your photo, often in the Pictures or Downloads folder. Click it, then click Open. To send more than one, hold Control while you click each one. On a Mac, hold Command.

You can also just drag the photo from a folder, and drop it right onto the message.

The photo shows up at the bottom of the message. Wrong one? Click the little X next to it. When it looks right, click Send.

Personal Gmail accounts can attach up to twenty five megabytes. Anything bigger is added as a Google Drive link instead, which the other person can still open.
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