Attach multiple docs in an email

I am trying to send two or more PDF files in a single email as opposed to two emails each with one PDF file.  Can anyone help?
Thanks,

Thanks so much... I'll give good reader a try.  It 4.99' but if it works, it's worth it.
I greatly appreciate you taking the time to help me today.  I hope you have a great day!

Similar Messages

  • I am trying to attach multiple photos to an email from my ipad 2. I can see how to do it from the camera and camera roll option,but not from the photos program. What am I missing? Thanx so much!

    I am trying to attach multiple photos to an email using ipad 2. I can see how to do it using the camera and camera roll ap...
    But not using the photos ap..which is where the photos are. Any help would be appreciated.!

    In an album in Photos touch the Edit button and then touch the desired photos (up to 5). A blue check appears in each selected photo. Next touch the Share button at the upper left and select Mail. This starts a email with the photos attached.

  • Iam unable to attach multiple files to a email using javamail?

    Hai to all,
    Sorry that snipnet is for only one attachment ,
    iam sending my topic again,plese go through it.
    Iam unable to send multiple attachments with a email,see
    iam have succeeded in sending one attachment with a email.
    when iam tring to add two or more attachments to a mail,
    it is giving a Exception like this:
    javax.mail.MessagingException: IOException while sending message;
    nested exception is:
    java.io.IOException: No content
    at com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport.sendMessage(SMTPTransport.java:577)
    at javax.mail.Transport.send0(Transport.java:151)
    at javax.mail.Transport.send(Transport.java:80)
    at AttachFilesModified.sendMail(AttachFilesModified.java:185)
    at AttachFilesModified.main(AttachFilesModified.java:43)
    this is my code snipnet:
    BodyPart messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
    Multipart multipart = new MimeMultipart();
    if(body != null)
    messageBodyPart.setText(body);
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
    /*if(attachments != null)
    for(int i = 0; i < attachments.length; i++)
    String filename="D:\\nagaraju\\apachi\\axis-bin-1_3.zip";
    //String s[]=filename.split("\\");
    //System.out.println(s);
    //String s1=s[1];
    //String filename1=s[s.length-1];
    messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
    DataSource source = new FileDataSource(filename);
    messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source));
    messageBodyPart.setFileName(filename);
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
    //second file attaching
    String filename1="C:\\nagadoc.txt";
    BodyPart messageBodyPart1=new MimeBodyPart();
    DataSource source1=new FileDataSource(filename1);
    messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source1));
    messageBodyPart.setFileName(filename1);
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart1);
    mess.setContent(multipart);
    Address[] allRecips = mess.getAllRecipients();
    if(toStdOut)
    System.out.println("done.");
    //System.out.println("Sending message (\"" + mess.getSubject().substring(0,10) + "...\") to :");
    System.out.println("Sending message................");
    for(int i = 0; i < allRecips.length; i++)
    System.out.print(allRecips + ";");
    System.out.println("...");
    Transport.send(mess);
    if(toStdOut)
    System.out.println("done.");
    return 0;
    What's wrng with that code snipnet?
    Nagaraju G.

    This works fine with me, try it or compare it if you want.
    public void sendEmail( String from, String to,
    String subject, String body) {
    fMailServerConfig.put("mail.smtp.host", " <<mail server>>");
    Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance( fMailServerConfig, null );
    MimeMessage message = new MimeMessage( session );
    try {
    message.setFrom(new InternetAddress(from));
    message.setRecipient(Message.RecipientType.TO,
    new InternetAddress(to));
    message.setSubject( subject);
    message.setText( body);
    //Adds Attechment:
    Multipart multipart = new MimeMultipart();
    BodyPart messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
    messageBodyPart.setText("Here are my attachments");
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
    messageBodyPart = new MimeBodyPart();
    //first attachment
    DataSource source = new FileDataSource("C:\\img1.jpg");
    messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source));
    messageBodyPart.setFileName("C:\\Telnor1.jpg");
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
    //Second attachment
    DataSource source2 = new FileDataSource("C:\\img2.jpg");
    messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source2));
    messageBodyPart.setFileName("C:\\Telnor2.jpg");
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart);
    //etc...
    message.setContent(multipart);
    Transport.send( message );
    }catch (MessagingException e){
    System.err.println("Cant send mail. " + e);
    The error on your code might be:
    BodyPart messageBodyPart1=new MimeBodyPart();
    DataSource source1=new FileDataSource(filename1);
    messageBodyPart.setDataHandler(new DataHandler(source1));
    messageBodyPart.setFileName(filename1);
    multipart.addBodyPart(messageBodyPart1);
    You don't need to create a new BodyPart, and apart from that you'r seting values on "messageBodyPart" but adding "messageBodyPart1" to your multipart :P
    Well see u and have a good one!
    p.s. i know it's a little late from the day you posted, but at least it might help somebody else :D .

  • Attaching a doc to an email

    I want to attach a doc word file to a email and when u click on attach its only taking me to the pictures option and not showing me the doc i saved
    the phone...and how do i see the doc i saved on the phone...i have lumia 720 with windows 8

    Tap and hold the doc in the Office hub, select SHARE > [your mail account]
    Click on the blue Star Icon below if my advice has helped you or press the 'Accept As Solution' link if I solved your problem..

  • Unable to attach multiple files to an email in Safari using Macbook Pro 2011

    Is anyone else having this issue?  Safari won't let me select multiple files to attach to an email.  I can attach more than one file, but I have to attach them one at a time.  Is there a setting I need to change or something??

    I am having exactly the same issue as debsdesign.  The email I am using is yahoo.  I've tried both Safari and Firefox and it makes no difference.  I am using Mac OS X Lion 10.7.5.
    So to reiterate the problem - I want to attach multiple files at once to an email message I want to send.  I have tried to do the following:
    1. Select 'Attach file" in my email message
    2. In 'Finder' I have found a list of files I want to attach
    3. I can only select one file at a time and "choose" them individually - I have 16 files.  I have tried holding down the SHIFT key and selecting the last file in the list.  I have also tried holding down the COMMAND key and selecting each file in turn.  Nothing works!
    Is there a way to do this on a Mac??
    Many thanks

  • How do you attach multiple pictures to an email? I use yahoo, presently I copy and paste each pic separately , having to go back and forth from my pics and email. I know there's an easier way. I currently use an iPad 2 and this is my first apple product.

    I currently use an iPad 2,how does one go about attaching multiple pictures to a yahoo email? Presently I am having to copy then paste each picture
    Separately , going back and forth from my picture roll to my email. I tried to copy and paste multiple pictures but it would only paste the last picture
    I copied. I am new to apple, so any help would be appreciated .

    If you use the Mail App and configure a Yahoo account you can then select up to 5 pictures from the Photo App and mail them as a single e-mail.

  • BI 4.1 Publication: Attach Multiple PDFs on an email sent via Publication

    Hi All,
    I have created a Publication which uses a Crystal Report as Source Document. I have also created another Crystal report which is used for the Dynamic Recipient List. The Publication is based on a data set (sample) shown below:
    Client-No.    
    EMAIL
    Receipt Number
    001A1234
    [email protected]
    001234567
    001B1234
    [email protected]
    001523645
    001B1234
    [email protected]
    001452369
    001C2345
    [email protected]
    001235698
    001D2346
    [email protected]
    001852364
    001C2345
    [email protected]
    001245633
    001C2345
    [email protected]
    001756324
    001E3562
    [email protected]
    001623456
    I need to send out receipts to various clients on a daily basis. Each client is identified by a unique Client Number. Sometimes there are cases when the client company can have 2 client numbers (one for each of their departments), so in the example above I have shown in green, 2 account numbers with the same email ID. On a daily basis, receipts are generated for each of the clients.
    Desired result:
    I need to send out the receipts to the client email IDs, in such a way that only one email is sent per Client Number, with all corresponding Receipts attached as individual attachments. For example:
    Client 001A1234 will receive one email with one attachment for receipt 001234567.
    Client 001B1234 will receive one email with two attachments for receipts 001523645 & 001452369
    Client 001C2345 will receive one email with 3 attachments for receipts 001235698, 001245633 & 001623456
    Client 001D2346 will receive one email with one attachment for receipt 001852364
    Client 001E3562 will receive one email with one attachment for receipt 001623456
    When I try to schedule the publication, the following scenarios work for me:
    Scheduled using the Client Number as the Reference ID in the dynamic recipient list.
    Result: I get one email per client, with one attachment. That attachment has multiple pages, one receipt per page
    Scheduled using the Receipt Number as Reference ID in the Dynamic recipient list
    Result: I get multiple emails per client, each with one receipt attached.
    These 2 solutions are quite different from the desired result. Any suggestions please?
    Thanks
    Dhivya

    You need to use an html form to upload the file to the server, store it somewhere, and then reference it in your JavaMail message.  JavaMail won't help you upload the file; that's more of an html/Servlet problem.

  • How can I attach multiple photos to an email using IOS 8.1.1

    I am trying to avoid having to attach one photo at a time when emailing a group.

    One option that you have is to go to the Photos App and go to your Camera Roll or where you have the pictures you want to send, then click on the select option at the top right side and select all the pictures you want to email.
    Once you selected everything then click on the share button at the bottom and do the following depending on the number of photos:
    - If you want to send 5 or less then you can select the mail option and this will create a draft with your pictures and then you can just add the address
    - If you  to send more than 5 then you can select copy, then go to the mail app, create a new email, press and hold on the text section and then select paste, all your pictures will be copied and then just add the address you need.
    Hope this helps.

  • How do i attach multiple documents in email

    I am new to mac and email a ton.  I would like to attach documents to my emails, but have them as actual attachments and not part of the body of the email.  I notice there is not an option for an attachment bar.  HELP!!!

    Like you, I suffered from "paperclip withdrawal symptoms" using the iPad and iPhone Mail app to email documents. As much as I love these iDevices, I'll forever hope that Apple eventually builds the handy paperclip feature into the Mail app, which we've become so accustomed to in other email systems .
    That said, most third-party office productivity apps and some juiced-up email apps make it so simple to  attach multiple docs to an email. On an iPad, you need at least one of them to store the documents you wish to carry around with you and/or share through email. Other than GoodReader (an excellent productivity app!), there are a lot of other well-rated apps you can choose from. I've been using "Air Sharing Pro" and "Group Email with Attachments" for almost a year now -- they're almost as second nature to me now as the paperclip.
    I will soon be updating a post I wrote last year about this issue but you may still find it useful. See http://groovinonapps.com/how-to-send-multiple-attachments-on-the-iphone/. Hope this helps.

  • Why can't I attach docs to my email, even when I'm in my mac or yahoo account when using an iPad. I'm thinking of returning it because it is a basic tool that isn't supported.

    Why can't I attach files when writing an email, even when logged in to my mail account via safari, on my iPad. I'm thinking of retuning it as a big waste of time and money.

    Except for the first response, all of you are unhelpful. The email was configured. Apple contacted me about the issue and said that the iPad cannot attach multiple docs to a single email regardless of whether the docs are located on the iCloud, in Pages, or a dropbox. It's operating system is not designed to do so (a stupid error if they are promoting the use of iPads for business and productivity, or even fields like architecture, design, and marketing, or even as an office alternative for remote use in meetings...which they are in professional consultations with offices). It also cannot do this through an alternate email site like a university server, yahoo, gmail, etc via Safari. Apple also cannot recommend a third party App that can do so. What they recommended, and there seems to be a lot of buzz about this being a problem with the iPad on the Internet, is that people go to their website, go to product feedback and go to enhancement requests and request the capacity to attach different types of files other than photos, and the capacity to attach multiple documents to an email. Basic functions...any email user would want. One of the Apple techs even thought it was implausible that they hadn't integrated this function ALREADY, when I called to set up the appointment.

  • Attaching Multiple Picture to Email - HP Touchsmart 520

    I can not for the life of me figure out how to attach multiple pictures to an email. With my old computer I just help down the control key.
    Thanks!
    Stumped65

    Hello Stumped65:
            All e-mail accounts are different to begin with some only allow a few pictures to send out at ounce. Some e-mail accounts such as Aol.com has templates to load pictures. Click on attach or paper clip icon. When the window opens select picture repeat steps on e-mail accounts with limited settings and tools. Aol allows click and drag and drop. You can put your pictures into a folder and load up that one file. Make sure you select copy picture to new folder first. If just drag and drop methed you are just moving orginal copy to a file folder. When you up load it your pictures are gone. Make it says copy and not move. Windows 7 has very limited methods short cuts. What we did with XP computers is different. Aol Desk top still allows click and drop and animation pictures.
         You can still  right click on white part in picture folder window and hold down and drag blue line across picture and ounce blue you then can move them where ever delete, rename selected.  I do not think hot mail (live essental)  or yahoo allows click , drag and drop method. Not with Windows 7 computers.

  • How to attach multiple file in one mail

    Hi,
    I've problems with sending multiple files via Gmail account (Ipad version)  When sending the photo or video, I've to just click the photo and choose send to mail one by one. Any simpler way?  Sometimes i did sent both mpg and jpg but the reciepient didn't see any attachment too
    Anyone can help advise how to attach different file (doc, video, photo) in one mail will be a lot appreciated. Thank you so much

    You can attach multiple pictures to an email on an ipad2. Don't know about original iPad.
    Choose a photo or take a screen shot (hold down home button and button next to volume control at same time--screen shot now will appear in photos).
    Go to photos and edit your picture or screen shot, save it, then hold down on the image and copy it.
    Go to mail, create a new mail and paste it in.
    Save you mail as a draft.
    Go back to photos and select a different photo, copy it, and return to your draft, and paste it in. Repeat if you need to add more.
    Anything that you can take a screen shot or have an photo of can be pasted in one at a time into that draft email.
    If mail gets uncooperative, during this process, then double click on home button and quit multitasking mail, then open up mail again and send your draft. Uncooperative means gets frozen.

  • Cant attach multiple files in mail

    How to attach multiple files in mail?? 

    Hey demo..
    When I create a document in 'Pages' app I can mail that file from 'Pages' app. But I cant attach multiple .doc file in one mail. For sending multiple files in a single mail I need to do several mails. Is there any system or 3rd party software through which I can attach multiple .doc files in one mail.
    Thanks in advance.

  • Ipad 4: how do I attach multiple file types to an email?

    Hello,
    I have seen multiple threads on this topic saying you can only do attachments in an email (other than photos or videos) by going to the app that holds the file and emailing it from there (ex: go to adobe reader or ibooks to email a PDF). This work around seemed sufficient for some people but I have need to attach a JPG, PDF and .doc to a single email. How do I do this within the ipad's built in email app? Is this impossible and if so are there other free email apps that someone can reccmmend?
    I find the ability to only email files from within its parent app to be cumbersome and not in keeping with Apple's style of making one's life easier and more efficient. In fact this seems woefully backward and goes back to the early days of computing. I get it that emailing from within a particular app is necessary but so is the ability to attach multiple file types from within the email app. :-(
    So frustrated!!

    The GoodReader App can manage files and create emails consisting of multiple files types.
    See here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/goodreader-4/id777310222?mt=8

  • I have tried a lot to find an app or some way in email to attach multiple of pdf files in one email. I could not find anything that sends multiple pdf file in one email and still keeping the file in simple pdf format for the recipient.

    I have tried a lot to find an app or some way in email to attach multiple of pdf files in one email. I could not find anything that sends multiple pdf file in one email and still keeping the file in simple pdf format for the recipient.

    I am not aware of a way except for photos that allows you to select multiple files in an email. I even checked settings in the Adobe Reader app, and it does not show that ability.

Maybe you are looking for