The only way to send a "hard copy" document through e-mail is to attach it as a computer file document, or scan it and send it as an image file.
To email a document, simply open your email client, create a new email, attach the document file by clicking on the "Attach" button, add the recipient's email address, subject, and any message you want to include, and then click send. Make sure the document size does not exceed the email service's file attachment limit.
Copy the document from its location to a pen-drive.Insert the pen-drive into a vacant USB socket on your computer.Write your email.Attach the file to the email.Click 'send'This will send your email and the document together to the recipient.
On Windows, you can right click the document, then move down to "Send To" and then select "Compressed (zipped) Folder", which will create the zip file containing the document. Afterwards, you just need to attach it to the email or send it over IM as needed. Note: Email's generally have an attachment size limit, often around 10mb.
1. save the file. 2. open up ur email address 3. click new 4. type in the person you want to send a file to 5. click attach 6. click file 7.documents will open up and cleck the file you want to send *****ALL DONE*****
Send it through email to yourself, then check your email on another computer with a printer hooked up to it, and then print it.
I think you mean how to send a saved document. Right click on it and select 'send to', then select email recipients.
You can send exe file through attachment on Gmail. Exe files are executable files in windows. They can be used to install a program or use stuff inside it.
go to your email and press compose mail, then attach a file, and attach the document and send it to yourself
You would need to pay for a Service that would send a Email with a File that large.
it means that you send a document to someone else.
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