One is to get a faster intenet connection.
The other is to reduce the size of the jpg file sizes. Photos from digital cameras can be quite large depending on the maximum pixels that you use. To reduce the size of the file, I use a free picture viewing program called "Irfanview". Download it from the link below:
http://www.irfanview.com/
Once the program is installed on the computer, open Irfanview, then click on "File" in the upper left, choose "Open", then navigate to the picture that you want to reduce in size and open it. When the picture is displayed in Irfanview, click on "Image" in the upper left, select "Resize/Resample", then change the size to something smaller. Save the picture with a new name.
Try to make the picture size 100 mb or smaller. They will transfer easier on a dial-up connection and are easily viewable on another computer.
Hope this helps.
Grif
I only have a dial up connection, sometimes it is connected at only 14.4 kbps. I would like to email some jpegs I have taken on my digital camera, but when I try to attach the file when composing my email, it takes a long time to download the file and I eventually loose my internet connection altogether. Is this because I only have dial up and its 14.4kbps? I have a 56k modem on my pc and I have been able to attach other pics before.
The jpegs are photos from my digital camera, that I would like to email.

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