Dear Lifehacker, I want to be able to right-click a file in Windows explorer, hit Send to Gmail, and automatically attach the file to a new email.

Learn how to forward or send emails as attachments in Gmail. You can attach multiple emails or conversations to your email, as a .eml file.

It's easy to attach a file in an iPhone email using the new format bar in Mail with iOS 13, or in the Gmail app. Here's how to do both.

What files can you open in Gmail? Depending on which platform you use with Gmail, you can open a range of attachments without downloading them. However, you can't open some attachment types.

Sign in to Gmail and click "Compose." Enter the recipient's email address, a subject line and the text of your email. Click "Attach a File" and select the PDF file you want to attach; click "Open ...

There's nothing more annoying than when you attach a file to an email only to be notified that it exceeds Gmail's 25 MB limit.

Instead, we'll set up a Gmail filter that will automatically label all of our emails with attachments. To do so, click the Create a Filter link in Gmail and tick the Has attachment checkbox.

Click "Open" to attach the photo. Click "Attach another file" select the next photo that you want to add to the mail. Continue attaching the photos to your email.

Attaching any file to an email But, what if you want to attach non-photo and non-video files to your Gmail message? This is where the Attachments [Gmail Attach] app comes in really handy.

The Gmail iOS app is making it a little easier to send attachments. Previously, users were limited to attaching photos from the camera roll or anything in their Google Drive. Thanks to an update ...