I understand that you need help. Luckily I have an answer to your question.
Open up Microsoft Word. When you are there, go to the File tab and open the document in which you wish to email. When it is open, go back to the File tab and then scroll down until you see a button that says Save & Send, click it. You will then be moved to the Save & Send options page. Under where it says Save & Send at the top, you will see your sharing options. Click on the 'Send using E-mail' button. Word will take you to another page showing the options for E-mail sharing. Click on the button corresponding to the way in which you would like to share it. The rest is pretty self-explanatory, but if you need more help, contact me.
Hope this helped.
First, you save the document in Word. Then you go to your e-mail and create a new message. There will be a button that says "Attachments", click it and then go into where you saved the Word document, and click. Then, it should appear in your e-mail. If that doesn't work, then you could always just copy and paste it in. To copy and paste you highlight the Word document. Then right click on your mouse and hit the button that says copy. Next, go to your e-mail and create a new e-mail. After that, right click on your mouse again and click the button that says paste. Once you do that what you highlighted from the Word document will appear in ypu e-mail. All you have to do is send it and you're done! Both of these ways should work without any problems.
you go to browse, and simply search for the document which you wish to e-mail
When writing an email, along the top you should see "Attach" at the top. Click on it and select "file". Then you simply select the file you want to send =)
Copy the contents of the word document into the email editor and send it
Microsoft Word is not e-mail software, so you won't be able to use it that way.
Microsoft Word is a document processing software program.
On your email screen, press the attach button then browse for your file.
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The email icon it has a mail thingie.
Word Documents can easily embed macro viruses.
Typical attachments include Microsoft Word documents, PDF documents and scanned images of paper documents.
You either insert the file, Go to insert them browse to the file and select it. or if it is a word or picture file you can open it and then copy and paste it onto the email. remember however that a picture on an email needs to be done in the correct format like JPG or Giff so as not to be too big to send.
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Word is the name of a word processing program from Microsoft, which is very widely used. You can use it to compose letters or other documents, in a form that you can email as an attachment, or print out on your printer.
Where you can send a photo or document or music along with your e-mail.
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There are many ways I will describe two:On the Insert Tab (if you are using Word 2010,otherwise the Insert MENU) choose >Picture > From File. Navigate to your picture, click Put your picture in memory by selecting it (wherever it is) pressing Ctrl+C Paste into Word by changing to that program and press Ctrl+V
make a new email, insert the folder you want to email yourself, and then type in your own email adress.