Hello  fans of attachments.

Ok Ron sense I am rather attached to people on this list I will do my best 
to answer this one.



It is a given that any file especially data files that reside on a hard 
drive can be sent as attachments.



The trick is to get all three files on the hard drive. If you do this rest 
is not too hard:



I understand you had problems getting a copy of the sign-up/waiver form and 
the guidelines for leading a ride.  Do these two document come as 
attachments?



If so both will need to be opened then saved to a bike rides folder on your 
hard drive.  This should be a sub folder of my documents folder.  When you 
find the map and press alt to select send to: Where does the map end up? Is 
this a file on your hard drive? Or does your email client open with the 
attachment in the email form?



Open your email client and choose the contact you are sending the message 
to.



If you are using Outlook Express use keystroke alt I to pull down the insert 
menu. Then press the A key to select file attachment. This will open the 
file attachment window and land your cursor in the file name field. Type the 
name of the file you want attached, tab over to attaché and press enter. 
Your email form should now show one attachment in the attachment field.



Now press alt I again along with keystroke A to go after the next two files 
you want attached. Check each time to see if the file is indeed attached.



Good luck:





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Subject: [VICUG-L] Copying & Sending attachments?


: Hi,
:
: I am on the ride committee for my local bike club. Each week, I have to 
send
: ride leaders three things. They are a map, rider sign-up/waiver form, and
: the guidelines for leading a ride.
:
: I have received some of these from my coordinator all at once. If it is 
for
: that particular ride, then I just forward it on. However, if it is for a
: ride for which I have no map, then I have to first get it from the club's
: website.
: However, when I send them out, I cannot do it all in one e-mail.
:
: I go to the club's website, sign-in and find the map, in PDF. Since I 
cannot
: copy it to the clipboard, I do an alt command that says send to as
: attachment. Then, I go to my inbox to find the other two attachments from
: the coordinator. I cannot copy these either for some reason.
:
: How do I send all three attachments at once?
:
: Thanks,
:
: Ron Burzese
: Austin, TX
: rockthebike at usfamily dot net
:
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