Click the Create
New Mail, Write
Message or similar button, depending on your application to create a new e-mail
message.
3.
Enter the address of the
recipient in the To field.
4.
Type a subject in the Subject
field.
5.
Add a message to the body of
the e-mail as usual.
6.
Click the Attachments button.
Many programs have an icon of a paperclip for it. Also look for an Insert File
or Insert Attachment option in the File menu.
7.
Browse your files to find the
attachment you want to send. You may need to click on a Browse or Find button to
see your directory.
8.
Click on the filename. If your
program allows you to attach more than one file at once, hold down the Control
key (or Shift key on a Mac) as you select another one.
9.
Click the Attach Insert or
Open button, depending on your e-mail program.
10.
To send another file from a
different location, click the Attachments button again and repeat the steps.
Your attachment should now be shown in your email message.
11.
Click the Send button when
you're done.
If you're sending files to a
person who uses a modem, be careful about sending large files (300K or more),
because they can take a long time to download.
