Expert: Brian Benosky - 8/30/2010

Question
In responce to your last answer, you said the HJT log did not come through properly, and to try sending it to you as an attachment at your email address. I'm not sure how to send an attachment. Sorry. :>( If you can tell me how, I will. It may take awhile because I won't be back to get on the computer again intil next weekend. Thanks for the speedy replys and all else, Brian. Have a great week!
Jax

Answer
Hi Jax

No problem, I'll be here.  As for sending attachments, first save the HJT log file to your desktop.  Then follow along these instructions from http://www.seniormag.com/compcorner/articles/attachments.htm

First, you must open or compose a new email just like you would otherwise.  You address it, give it a subject line and write your letter just like you would if there were not going to be any attachments.

Before you send it however, you must attach your file.  Look near the top for an icon that looks like a paperclip or just says Attach, Attachment, or something similar (web-based email attachment buttons may be somewhere else on the page but they work the same way.  The button on Hotmail says Add/Edit Attachments).

Press that button and a box will open up that will allow you to navigate to where you have stored the file that you want to send.  I find it much easier to put any file that I want to attach on my desktop so that I can find it right away.

Click on that file name and then the Insert button (might say "open", "browse" or "attach" or something similar).  Then click the send button.  You've just sent an attachment.  Web based email usually requires one additional step but the procedures are pretty obvious.

The email address again is numbersix6@yahoo.com.  

Brian