[Nfbmo] Question regarding Microsoft outlook

[celticcari36]

Hi Holly,
There is always several ways to do things and windows and Microsoft suite such as outlook.
You can do it the hard way by going through the menus or simply go to the file that you want to attach in whatever folder it's in. Copy it with control-c. Then after you have created your message, press the paste command right inside the message. The paste command is control with v. To verify that the file has attached, press shift with tab a couple times and you'll see the file in the attached box. Simple as that. By the way, just for reference, if you ever want to copy and attachment out of a message, go to the attachments by shift having from them message. You'll see a list of attachments. Find the one you want to copy, press control with the letter C, go to the place where you want to copy it to impress your paste command. Hope this helps.

Cari

On Mar 17, 2017, at 12:47 PM, Holly Carneal via Nfbmo <nfbmo at nfbnet.org> wrote:

Hi Friends!
     I was wondering if anyone knows how to go about attaching a
document to an email in Microsoft Outlook. I'm sure it is simple, but
I have never worked with outlook until I began my internship. If I
need to send an attachment I have just been using my school email
address, but it would be nice just to be able to use the same account
for all email communication. I have looked on all of the tabs and in
the compose email section but have not came across the attachment file
option. Any advice on this would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Holly Carneal

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