Fm to view attachment pdf tiff

Hello wf gurus,
We have invoice verefication wf and there is attached pdf invoice.
My question is if there is some SAP function module where you can read attachment with the Task ID from external application?
Thanks + br
Saso

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Arghadip

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How do I email an attached pdf file to stationary templates in mail.

How do I email an attach PDF file using the stationary templates in mail on lion.
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Objet: how do I compress a large pdf file to fit in an email?
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Take the bhama way
figured out how to make it work. I am using Adobe Acrobat X Pro (mac)
and MS Outlook for Mac 2011.
For those who are interested, this is what I did:
1. Create a folder on desktop to save your pdf¹s files you want to email
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3. At the top, "Choose Folder", choose your newly created folder on the
desktop
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