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If you want to attach a file to an E-Mail, there are
two parts that are needed. First, you need to have the file that
needs to be attached. This would be created in Microsoft Word,
Microsoft Excel, or any other program. When you create the document
or file, be sure to note where you saved it. If you need help
with this, click here for information on
file management.
Once you have created the file and know where it
is located on the computer, the next step is to create the E-Mail itself.
Assuming you are using Outlook Express, I will now help you attach the
file you created above. Once the E-Mail is created, like above, click on
the Attach You will now need to go to the file that you want
to attach. If you need additional information on how to do this click
here. Once you find the file to attach, click on it and it will be
highlighted like to one below. Now click the Attach button and the file will be
attached to your E-Mail. Now your E-mail will appear and you can
verify that the file is attached by looking on you E-Mail in the circled
area below. You are now ready to send the E-Mail by clicking
on the Send Button. |
button and
you will see the next screen. 
