E-mailing HTML page

I would like to take a page i created in Dreamweaver that has
text, a JPG. image, as well as a rollover & Flash image and
e-mail from a yahoo page to send to another e-mail account.. I
tried copying the code & pasting on the yahoo page but it just
sends the code to the other account. Anyone know the solution,
Thanks SpockPainter

If you send it as an attachment then they can open or save
and then view it in their browser. Otherwise you have to setup
yahoo's so it sends it correctly so it can be viewed in the body of
the message. I think you go to options and then click on General
Preferences and then scoll down to the section heading titled
Composing E-mails and click the radio button that states Compose
messages as color and graphics.

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