Email concurrent output in output file type (.pdf,.xls) to a random address

Hi,
I'm new to the forums, I've an issue which I'm not able to resolve. Plz Help!
Oracle Database: 10g
Application Server: EBS R12 R6
I need to send the output(pdf) of a concurrent to a random email address, say "[email protected]". But in the server concurrent output directory($APPLCSF/$APPLOUT) the output file is stored in ".out" format. So I'm not able to find a solution of how to send the output in pdf format.
Plz Help guyz

Guyz Plz Help me,
If even i can send an URL of the concurrent output file in the output format, the purpose would be solved. And also its a better way to go as UTL_MAIL has an attachment limit of 32K.
Guyz Plz Help, don't hesitate or preserve any portion of your thoughts or comments about this topic.

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