How can I send a PDF file via my yahoo or google email programs?

I just downloaded some photos from a friend's camera, & I want to send copies via email. I created a PDF file, but can't figure out how to email the file out (it only offers to send via Windows Mail-which I don't have). Do I need to create a different kind of file for the pix, or do I just need to send one at a time?
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== I tried to attach the PDF file to an email to send via yahoo

Use the free Adobe Reader for iPhone -> https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-reader/id469337564?mt=8.
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