Windows 10: attaching files to email

I have lost the ability to right click on a photo and choose to send it to an email address. The process starts correctly but Outlook doesn't open a new email as it used to. I could do this previously, went on holiday, came back and could no longer do it. so I don't see that I did anything wrong. Thank you

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Attaching files to email - E90

Does anybody know how to attach a file on your phone to an email using the phone's email messaging application? I have been trying in vain. I use Blackberry connect on my phone. Secondly, if this is not possible is there any other better application around
that would do the job.

The only one way I have been able to do this is get on the web on the E90 and use Hotmail to send an attachment (a file located on the phone itself). Gmail, unfortunately, does not provide the option to attach a file!!

if this could be done it would make the E90 truly portable. One could also then help use e-fax to send faxes directly from the phone.

JM

 

Attaching files to email - E90

Create email then select options/insert/other select source ie phone or memory card and browse to file. This works on both my mail for exchange account and pop3 account.

 

Make sure Outlook is your Default Mail Program Change default email client on Windows 10

 

Welcome to Ten Forums, Rosemary.

Which version of Windows 10 are you using (Fall Creators Update or an Insider Program version?) and are you using the Microsoft Office Outlook or Outlook.com? Also, it might help if you complete the specifications on My Computer so we'll know enough to help you.

I'm using Insider Preview Build 17083 and MS Office Outlook and just tried it. I right clicked a graphic, clicked on Send To, selected mail recipient. Attach popped up and I clicked on the Attach box at the bottom and Outlook popped up ready to finish and send.

Could it be that the photo is too large? Just a WAG.