One of the fundamental uses of email is to share photos and other files with friends, family, or colleagues. But people who are new to email might not yet know how to attach and send files in email.

You can attach any type of file to an email message, such as a PDF, JPG or XLS. Some recipients may block potentially dangerous types of attachments like EXEs though.

If you are unable to attach files to email in Outlook, this article might help you get rid of that issue.Many people face it while sending a file to someone as an attachment via Outlook. It doesn ...

You can easily attach a file to your email, however the same cannot be said for the folder. In this article, we are going to see how we can attach a folder to an Email.The procedure applies to ...

The Macbook includes the native Apple Mail program that lets you attach files to your email messages. Each message can include multiple files as long as the total file size does not exceed the attach.

Gmail's support for opening attachments without downloading them is rudimentary. As your recipient will likely need to ...

To attach a file in an email with your iPhone's Mail app, you can use the new format bar feature with iOS 13. You can also attach a file in your iPhone emails with the Gmail app.

One of iOS’ biggest shortcomings is the inability to attach multiple files to an email message. Caused by Apple’s resistance to bringing a visible filesystem to iOS or building inter-app communication ...

As long as you are logged into Gmail in your default browser, you should be taken to a new message ready to send. If you'd rather not have all the Windows file metadata pre-populated in the email ...

On the old BlackBerry OS, attaching files to an email was as easy as pressing the menu button, choosing attach and picking your files. On BlackBerry 10, the process remains just as easy - but if ...

For attaching multiple files to an email, another possibility is to compress the files into an archive (ZIP, RAR, 7Z, GZ, BZ2, etc.). But, that topic is best discussed in a separate article.