Hotmail and Hard Disks

I have been told applets cannot write to or read from Hard drives.
Can someone tell me why it's possible to attach documents from
Hard drives with emails(e.g Hotmail account) and save attachments
to hard disks.
P.S: Forgive me if this sound like a stupid question I am a novice at
programming

Apps such as Hotmail use the HTML file tag and browser provided facilities to perform HTTP upload/downloads. The file tag is interpreted by the browser which displays a text box and a browse button and allows the user to browse the file system and upoad the file to the server. These upload/download features are fairly limited and are always visible to the user so there is no chance of unseen damage.
Applets must conform to the Java security model (aka "sandbox") that prevents access to the local machine. Without this limitation, people could write malignant code that deletes or changes files without the knowledge of the user. A "signed applet" can access the local machine if the user permits - search for info on "signed applets" if you want to know more.

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