How do you scan and attach documents in email?

Answer 1

Very general Windows instructions: When you scan the item, your scanner software should give you some choices about where to save it. At the same time you can name it whatever you want. Make note of the item's location when you save. If you didn't do this but just followed your scanner's defaults, just scan it or something else, save it, and pay attention. Then before you send the email, hit the attach icon. You are given the option to browse for the item you want to attach. Navigate to the location above and choose the item(s) you want to send.

Answer 2

You click add attachments.

You browse.

You go to your document folder.

in there you should have another folder that is labeled "Scanned Documents" or something of that nature.

You then browse through that folder and look for the document name that you labeled for the needed attachment.

click and and you are done.

if you can not find it still. when you are swaving the scanned document. look exactly where you put it.

At the top it will show something like

Library->Documents->Scanned items

Answer 3

Depending on which email you use, you will either see a little box that says Attachments (or Add Attachments) above the body of an email, or below it. Some email services will have a little paper clip that you click. Once you locate any of these tabs, click on one, and you will be prompted to located your document. Once that is found, click on Open and the document should upload as an attachment.

Answer 4

If you have a scanner-scan & save. Once they are in your comp select add attachments & browse for the item. Then select "attach files"