How Do I Add Images To My Emails?
Firstly, with your cursor in the place where you'd like your image to appear, click on the image icon. 
A window will appear that looks like this. If you are using an image that is already on the web, then copy and paste the link to it in here. If you wish to upload one from your computer, click on the square pointed to here by the red arrow.
REMEMBER: You should only use images you have the copyright to.
The following window that appears will show you your own personal library of images - all the ones you've uploaded to 18amail.co.uk in the past. This makes it very quick and easy to use an image often. If you want to upload a new one to your library, click on 'upload', highlighted here with a red arrow. Next click on 'choose files' and select the file from your computer in the same way you'd add an attachment to a normal email. Once your image is listed on the screen, click 'Upload to server'. Or you can click 'add more' if you want to upload more than one at a time.
You will then be shown your gallery again - double click on the image you want to use to select it for insertion. On the window that follows (left) you can give your image a description and title (just a few words each) if you wish. This is so that if the image doesn't appear due to a recipients email settings blocking pictures, they can read these words instead.
Click on the 'Appearance' tab to alter how the image sits on the page. You will probably only need the top drop down menu - probably just to select the Left or Right options so the image sits on one side of the email or the other, with text flowing around it. Each time you select a different option from the drop down menu the small preview example updates to show you what this means.
You should keep the 'Contrain Proportions' box ticked, so that your image does not stretch/get distorted if you resize it.
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