Julia - I don't understand how you could have used all your bandwidth. I'm only at 9 percent and I post a lot of photos, and have never deleted any in five years. You should edit them before you post so they are screen shots. I use Photo Elements, and when I crop my photos, I make them 80-100 dpi. They show up beautifully on websites, but are not high enough resolution to print well. Debra

Hello oceanbaby, Any attachments from e-mail's should always be saved to your hard drive before attempting to play them in Windows Media Player. Depending on your e-mail client this can be done in many ways, check with your provider for more. Remember that it must be a supported file type after you download the attachmnet to be able to play it in Windows Media Player. See link for additional information: Joe. Here is a link that might be useful: COOD 1197.

Thanks, Chuggerguy. The unlisted video is an interesting idea. That little video taught me about private, public and unlisted. While I view youtube and have an account, I've never uploaded video. So I suppose I can upload video - but those grandparents without a youtube account couldn't see a private one - just an unlisted one. The article for sharing large files is interesting. I'd be curious about what's current - although I guess I can upload the video to my dropbox. I know how to share a dropbox link - just didn't know I could upload video. This is a great start and may be all I need for this one piano piece. But I"m still interested in any other ideas as I can see that sharing video is going to be increasingly desirable. Thanks. Lynn.

You can also do this: If you just want the picture on your computer, follow these steps: -Right click on the picture -From the menu that pops up choose "Save image as..." -A window titles Save Image pops up. Navigate through to where you'd like the photo to go. (Desktop is often best , just for the fact that the photo is easy to find once copied to your computer. From there you can just click and drag to the folder you want it in.) Also rename the photo at this time if you'd like. -Click Save. To email the photo, you should see somewhere on your email page a place where you can add a file to send. Choose to do that, then in the window that comes up choose the photo from your desktop. I hope that's what you were looking for! Good luck!