How do you save a pic as a .jpg file so I can email it as a file and not as a pic?

Have 6 pics in an album and want to save them individually in a .jpg file. Will email and recipient will select which 2 or 3 he will use in a newsletter. When I select "email" it just attaches a pic to the message - my guy needs a jpg file! Thx so much.

ohpancakes
In theory you're dead right, but a lot of mail clients don't handle embedded jpegs gracefully, and sometimes other users aren't as comfortable on their machines as they might be. Sending plain text solves both issues.
Regards
TD

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